What advice good or bad did cost you the most money? (Because you lost following the advice given)
It can be an outright bad advice that is -EV.
It can be a good +EV advice that turned unprofitable because variance got in the way.
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For me it was an advice from Chris Ferguson.
In a tournament, if you are shortstacked and get to see a flop; if you connect with the flop in any way shape or form you must go allin.
This sounds like a good advice but I lost so much money following this advice. I don't remember this procedure working even 1 time for me. Vary bad variance.
The advice that cost me the most money was that I should get married and settle down. 
Originally posted by Glopslart
The advice that cost me the most money was that I should get married and settle down.This tournament is too high for your bankroll then ♦
Originally posted by Glopslart
The advice that cost me the most money was that I should get married and settle down.I second that!
LOL I'd imagine the average wife would spend more than most regs can earn at poker, even with rake back. But the freerolls are great!!!!
Originally posted by kierantierney
LOL I'd imagine the average wife would spend more than most regs can earn at poker, even with rake back. But the freerolls are great!!!!
sooo true! thread of the weak IMO
"Never disgrace an ace"
Hah. I never really took this advice but clearly many fish still do.
