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I've had the opposite happen to me back when party's highest NL room was NL200 (like 2 or 3 years ago). I was taking a shot, table was absolutely insane. The regulars were simply throwing all in regularly with anything decent trying to build a big stack to later make huge money in giant pots. There were two girls who pretty obviously didn't know how to play and got lucky a few times to build decent stacks. I had won a couple medium sized pots with solid hands, putting my stack at 350. At this time $350 meant alot to me and was a considerable part of my brankroll, which was only suited for NL25.

Girl UTG raises all in preflop for like $800 with 43o, girl in UTG+1 with $400 or so calls with 47o, folded to me on the button who looks down to see AA. I obviously call. Flop comes 44K, non-A turn and river and they split my $350. I was in shock, but I think this is what started me playing within my bankroll, so perhaps a good thing in the long run.