All-time biggest cashout

[JoeC]

What is the most that you, personally, have ever cashed out for at a Party no limit table? I set a personal record with $306.33 at a $50 table the other night but I'm sure this is small compared to what some of you have done.

[Sponger15SB]

Well one time I saw a guy leave with $950 on a $50NL table and he was even up into the $1000's for a bit.

However the most I've ever been up was 8 buyins.

[thatpfunk]

~$425 on a $25 6 max. I broke the entire table multiple times, it was hilarious.

[Richie Rich]

If you're looking for extremes, I've seen a guy with 1600+ on a Party NL100 table before.

[JoeC]

$950 is impressive. I always see guys (usually fish) on there with around $500-600 saying they're trying to get to $1k.... most of the time their luck runs out and they cash out less than $300.

Everyone in those games just gets so greedy...another reason I love them so much.

[mikeyworm]

i played with a guy who had 2500+ on a 100NL 6Max table. When I got there he had about 500 and he broke people at the table (not me) over and over. By the time he left I was up to ~500 and he was down to ~1600. It was fun though. He was building up our average pot size by pushing with 2000+into 3 dollar pots on the flop. Clearly this was fine as I waited patiently and finally he pushed into my set of aces with no pair no draw...quite nice. Lots of money on the table and about a ~600 average pot.

[sourbeaver]

I play short sessions and I tend to log off when I take breaks, but I'd say my biggest would be around 200 at Party 50.

[Zag]

On a 100NL table recently, I sat down, posted in the cutoff position, and recieved AA my first hand. By the time the betting came to me, it had already been raised and reraised. I considered just calling to try to keep the original raiser in, but I decided to rereraise. Original raiser pushed, other raiser pushed, and, of course, so did I.

It's pretty funny how far behind AA a KK is when two different people both hold that hand. Their only outs were 9TJQ on the board for a straight or straight flush. Needless to say, my aces held up and I won the $280 or so main pot. (One opponent did not have the full buy-in, one had me covered and got a little of his money back.)

The funny part was that my wife came home during that hand and needed my help, so I had to leave right away. So my entire session at that table consisted of a single hand, for $180 (90 BBs) profit.

[fimbulwinter]

1.4k at 100NL. was sick recently, stayed home 3 tabled for 5 hours and caught cards like a fish. was up over 500 on each table, had a nice nap afterwards.

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