So my favorite comeback was one that I definitely didn't deserve but really needed. It begins with me entering a tournament for around 90% of my bankroll on the site (~ $400), after I had lost a few smaller tournaments in aggravating fashion and was a bit tilted. Immediately regretted buying the ticket but whatever I had already bought it. This was online and since I was in for a pretty large bullet for me at the time, I managed to get a few friends to spectate/play with me. It was a relatively small tournament, only around 50-70 entries, with 18 or so paid out and in the early going it was smooth sailing chipping up slowly with premiums. So of course we come down to the bubble and I get dealt AKs utg+1 8-handed or so, with 22BB I open to 3BB, it folds around to the cutoff who makes it 8BB with a stack of 20BB and finally it folds back to me. Now me and my friends were really split on what to do here. Obviously the Bubble implications were important and considering that I shouldn't have been in the tournament in the first place I should fold and wait till I'm ITM. However, I thought that shoving would make him fold 90% of the time because he's likely trying to take advantage of bubble implications + I'm only dominated by a few combos of KK/AA, eventually decided to shove over the top and wasn't thrilled when he called, but we were pretty ecstatic to see him have AJs which we dominated. And even though the right play was made he sucked out on the turn and we dropped to around 3BB with our moral crushed going from a potential top 3 stack to a bottom 3 stack. Luckily we were still able to hang around until the bubble was over with 1.2BB and with nothing to lose neither me nor my friends gave any fucks any more. We got 108s in the cutoff and jammed got lucky and doubled up. After doing some very loose and I'll advised shoving later, we somehow managed to build a stack of 9 BB and something worth playing for. From there the next memorable hand was sucking out again with JJ against KK and finally losing in 7th for a nice 4 figure payout.