I just won the highest pot I've won, which was 28k. I got two kings off the deal, and I went all in after some other players who I suspected didn't have shit. After the flop and the turn I thought I'd lose, but I got another king off the river and I won the 28k with three of a kind.

gg.

prolly like 5k lol.

I've won a fair bit off of Cleric before, seem to recall getting around 12-15k from him and various others around the table a few times. Seriously tho, if you're low on cash, play Cleric, it's like playing poker with an ATM.

18k off jes I think.

Bored of this now, its so god damn slow it's irritating, and people are all maniacs with no regard to their chips. Amusing for a short period, but no good for any real fun or measure of ability.

50k.

Created a $50,000 room, went all in straight away, as did the other guy, and I won. I promptly left the table after winning.

I just won a $129,400 pot of Oz, hah I showed him!

You wish.

we need to organize some like 6 man neo matches or something.

Everyone folding except one or two is actually how poker really plays. What I find on this game is everyone is calling raises with nothing and going all in whenever they get bored (somewhat aided by the incredibly slow play).

I'm having fun with it, but I'm one of those that'll go all-in when I get bored. Maybe it'll get better when the Xbox Live Vision cam comes out, who knows? That could keep me entertained.

quote Superfast Oz

Everyone folding except one or two is actually how poker really plays. What I find on this game is everyone is calling raises with nothing and going all in whenever they get bored (somewhat aided by the incredibly slow play).

I don't know how much poker you play/watch, but generally it only comes down to two people when it goes heads up. Three or more people to see a river is totally normally and is encouraged.

If you want to play games that are more competitive. Play multiplayer competitive tournaments. You cannot go in the hole with your money. Once you run out, you have to start at the free buy-in tables. Gain another two grand and head to the four thousand dollar buy-in games. People are a lot less likely to go all in and play as if the game were free.

And to answer the question. In a competitive table, my biggest pot win was two hundred seventy five thousand dollars on a royal flush. On a player table, four hundred thousand on a fifty thousand dollar buy-in table with everyone going all in. Won with pocket twos and trip'ed up on the flop.

I play poker a lot actually. Not sure I get your point, you seem to be agreeing with me.

I got about $600,000 the other day. Had a straight I believe and just encouraged all the n00bs in the room to go all in (they were doing it anyway cause they were bored) and I obviously won.