S93
Legend
Silver Level
please use the space bar.well,you,made,the,right,move,with,A10suited,you,just,got,unlucky.
next,time,you'll,win,either,that,or,he'll,have,AJ.
it puts me on life tilt to read all those ,
please use the space bar.well,you,made,the,right,move,with,A10suited,you,just,got,unlucky.
next,time,you'll,win,either,that,or,he'll,have,AJ.
By "button" you mean "bubble" I reckon?
I can't speak for anyone else but I've played a couple of tourneys in the 215 range, and to be quite honest the play is just the same as 4 dollar range except the fields are much greater.
As for your question in-itself, all I can say is. Look at it like this, if you played the best you can, and truelly made no mistakes, then a bad beat really isn't all that bad because you know you had your oppent crushed, and you made the right call/move or W/E the case maybe and the outcome did'nt come your way, just look past that and move on. Someone on here once said to me, "remember the pain of losing, hold on to it, then remember the reason you lost", in my case I lost because I chose to make a dumb move, there-fore I was kicking myself in the ass. In your case I'd be happy with the fact that I made the right move at the right time, nothing you can do once the chips get into the middle all you can do is wait and see what happens on the flop/turn&river.
Variance is the inevitable ups and downs in the game. You are going to have good days and bad days, up swings and down swings. This is what we call "variance". Even when you get your chips in with the best hand pre flop there is still the chance that someone can suck out on you.
Every tourny I play in I do well all the way to the button