good suggestion required???

#1 11th August 2010, 12:18 AM

hi mates!!!

I am facing big losses in poker from last few weeks and not been able to win... this is hurting me and my bank account is also getting short.. I don't know what to do now..can any body give me a good advice please???
regards
will be really grateful

#2 11th August 2010, 12:26 AM

Hang on in there, and eventually it will pass.

#3 11th August 2010, 12:59 AM

How about letting us know what your starting bankroll was what your at now and what you have been playing buyin amount,cash,tournaments.

#4 11th August 2010, 1:14 AM

Well first off, you still didnt change your name.

What are you doing to get better?

reviewing hands? Understanding stats? Watching videos? Anything?

If not ...do that. If so... do more.

GL

#5 11th August 2010, 1:15 AM

Maybe take some time off, week or two might help.
Foot note: If you take time off make sure you check in with the forum and stay active.

#6 11th August 2010, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by konawajim

Maybe take some time off, week or two might help.
Foot note: If you take time off make sure you check in with the forum and stay active.

Thanks dude.... i like your suggestion.. I will take off for some time but surely will be in touch with the forum...
thanks once again

#7 27th August 2010, 1:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NeverFold

hi mates!!!

I am facing big losses in poker from last few weeks and not been able to win... this is hurting me and my bank account is also getting short.. I don't know what to do now..can any body give me a good advice please???
regards
will be really grateful

Maybe you and I may need to organize a Loser Clan Club. I don't play large amounts, but a lot of small ones equal large amounts eventually. Maybe that way all of us wouldn't be losers. Very dishearting as I try and try, read and read, listen and listen, play lots of play money to get some experience (do pretty well there, but theres some difference in real and play money games). I agree with one of the other answers about taking a while off and then see when you come back if it gets better. Good Luck.

#8 27th August 2010, 7:01 AM

Hey, my advice is to play small. That mean less money and small game like sit and go. Also don't try to play big money. Don't chase what you lost. Quit telling yourself that you got to win your money back, look at everything fresh. Like you just started your poker career.

#9 27th August 2010, 7:15 AM

Maybe you played the wrong games for you (cash or SNG or...), maybe poor bankrollmanagement, or no table selection... Or you aren´t a winning player yet, still have to study the game !? Please write down more informations. Sometimes is also simple bad luck involved...
This forum is a great lerning experience too - use it.

#10 27th August 2010, 7:40 AM

I would suggest playing some freerolls.Just play for fun not pressure.get a better feel again for online poker for it is precarious and rethink your strategies gl at the tables

#11 27th August 2010, 9:18 AM

Definitely drop your stakes. Don't change much in your game-it may just be variance kickin your ass, but check your HH and see if you opened up a hole in your game that people are seeing.

#12 27th August 2010, 2:52 PM

In addition to what has been said, focus on tightening up. Limit those starting hands more than usual...don't speculate on marginal hands that force you to make tough decisions. Make your decisions easier until this stretch passes.

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