zwbb
Legend
Bronze Level
If you play poker online, your best bet is always to plan to play a certain number of hands per session. This is the goal many regulars set themselves. Why does it work so effectively? This will give you a clear and unambiguous goal that needs to be fulfilled. You see how many hands you still need to play, and you will have a specific moment to stop the game and end the session.
Phoenix Wright
Legend
Loyaler
It depends. If you are tilting even a bit, then you are probably justified in quitting. Conversely, if you shake it off barely fazed because you know that variance balances out long-term...then the correct approach might be to stay if you are at a good table and perceive yourself to be one of the best players there.
Also, "how" did they both hit Quads? Was the Four of a Kind completely lucky (in which case, you might be more inclined to stay) or did they simply hit monster hands by chance and then play it really well (in which case, you might be more inclined to quit or move tables)?
Also, "how" did they both hit Quads? Was the Four of a Kind completely lucky (in which case, you might be more inclined to stay) or did they simply hit monster hands by chance and then play it really well (in which case, you might be more inclined to quit or move tables)?
Bugi
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yup. Come back tomorrow after a good nights sleep and good meal.
It's like selling vacuum cleaners door to door. Every door slammed in your face means you're a step closer to the next sale.
Evan Jarvis
Legend
Platinum Level
My guess would be probably Yes
As it's rather unlikely you won't be a liiiiiil bit effected by this.
But that being said, usually quitting will come down to how good the game is and how good you're playing
Here's a little video I did on the topic to break it down