Hardest thing for you in poker

[piotrk88]

keep calm when you lose on the river

 

[jangalang37]

my bankroll is my biggest hindrance really.

 

[locha2013]

A hard thing is that the most players go all in without a look so i often loose with ak against aq and then change my style because im soooo angry.

 

[lovemiscou]

Hardest thing for me is folding a good hand when i think i am beat. I just think my hand might be good and just call

 

[redcross]

Hardest thing for me is to say good game right after I get ko'd in a tourney. I want to yell "lucky idiot" and punch something when I call an all in with AQ and the idiot with an 8-6 off suit wins. It makes me think there is no justice in poker!! But then I have to think back to the times that I've been bailed out on the river.
It never seems even does it??

 

[Aces2w1n]

Tilt - check
Patience - check
Time management - check
when to switch tables - check
when to join a table - check
to deal with a check raise - check
check - check ... and you add a friend and you have checkmate - check
bankroll management - check
calculating the outs in tough spot - check
analysing my opponents - check
going in the hand just for giggles and do a monster move - check
3bet randomly - check
4bet cold bluff - check
laugh at people who get confused at my playing style and wonder what drugs i'm on - check
the exact same people realise i'm not "as much of a fish as I appear" - check
too late I've stacked up - check.


Case closed - check
burning time - check.
Off to dinner and i'll be asking for the cheque please.

hmmm calling station on this thread - check

 

[RNG]

For me is all about time and how much I can play. I cant find the time to play long sessions and probably would be bad if I did play some long sessions.

 

[machine1984]

For me its putting in enough volume, as a staked team Moshman player this is key. I need to exercise and eat better and force myself to play because i am still very passionate about the game.

 

[blueskies]

For me it's trying to understand how things can get so unlucky.

Let's say I get it in with a win prob of 80% or better 20 times, and I lose 18 of those. What are the chances of that happening?

Since I never get my stack in behind 1 to 4 20 times in a row, that means I will never experience the other side of the balance, how it feels like to be extremely lucky over a long stretch.

 

[T-Dubs82]

dealing with variance