| This is a discussion on What's the best way to get through a "bad run"? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; First off I used to be one that thought online poker is rigged,but realize that there are swings to this game! I am on a ... |
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| What's the best way to get through a "bad run"? First off I used to be one that thought online poker is rigged,but realize that there are swings to this game! I am on a bad swing at the moment and was wondering how to get through it. I ran great for like two or three weeks two months ago but cannot seem to catch a break since.I play the same starting hands as before,but get sucked out on!I really am starting to question my game and playing abilities! I am losing my nerve and have really tightened up! I am scared to call a lot of high bets when I have the odds on my side! It seems like I will cash in two tiurnaments and not cash in ten. I am playing the same starting hands as when I had my good swings. Any advice would be a help for I feel my game is getting worse! One more question!How is it that it seems that only one or two people hit there hands when you are at the table with them while you're sitting there looking at rags for starting hands? Thnx, player7000 |
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above ^^^^ |
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| re: What's the best way to get through a "bad run"? poker Quote:
maybe re read it to brush up and maybe give you more confidence in your playing |
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| That is honestly quite the answer, nice job! I say this because I am in the same situation. Was running well for a couple weeks and yesterday it just seemed like the cards hated me. Take a break, walk away and analyze all the hands that didn't turn out the way you thought they would. Did you play them correctly? If so keep playing them that way and you will be paid off in the long run. If you played the hand with flaws, you have something to learn from. Honestly, I reread Harrington's book all the time, the problems are great and his logic really helps simplify common situations. Good Luck! |
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