What is the worst moment in a poker hand?

[s0ftdumps]

seeing the for when you have a pair of j's for example and then the flop is all overcards.

 

[VVi10]

I believe that there is no worse moment but that one when your game was winning and starts to lose for sure is the worst.

 

[ObbleeXY]

The river is the street where all hopes are dashed whether you were ahead or behind on the turn. Before the river, there is often still hope.
But when the axe falls and your flopped set is out drawn, or the board offers a chop to your victim, or when you realise you needed a bigger boat.
It's
All
Over
Now

 

[olejean]

Losing on the river is the most unfortunate thing for every player.

 

[Sunz of Beaches]

There is no such moment. The game is the game and we have to act accordingly 😉

 

[doubledribl]

River and getting the opponent to one out

 

[ChubbySin]

In your opinion, what is the worst moment in a poker game?
Preflop
flop
turn or
river
For me the River is fatal, it even seems that the River plays against my cards

River, for sure! You are coin flipping Pocket Pairs and the river makes a straight or flush for the villain.

 

[Fushicho]

Its always the river!

 

[mssmotilda]

The worst moment in a hand is when you realize you've lost money.

 

[alabos]

Of course when you loose big hand in the river ......thats is frustrated and unfair......but part of the game

 

[lcid86]

The turn. That's when I realized I misplayed the flop..

 

[Propane Goat]

When you have the second biggest stack with on the bubble in a tournament with the biggest stack on your left and already have a huge pot started pre-flop, then the flop comes up something like and they won't fold when you bet the flop. Let's see a turn of to make it even worse.

 

[andron205]

playing on the last street is not as easy as it seems

 

[mr.fers_one]

the worst deal is to get a good card on the prebubble... you can get into the cooler and not enter the prizes((

 

[istbno]

The Turn is often considered the hardest street to play. By this stage, a lot of information has been revealed, and the pot size usually increases significantly, leading to higher stakes decisions. It's a critical point where you must decide whether to commit further or fold, often with incomplete information. Misplaying the Turn can be costly because it sets up the final action on the River. Therefore, the Turn requires a careful balance of aggression and caution, making it particularly challenging compared to other streets.