fryderyk
Rock Star
Platinum Level
You can get discouraged for a moment after losing a hand in which, having a strong hand, you lose after revealing the last card. But it doesn't make you want to quit poker, you take a deep breath and keep playing.
Jim Rivas
Visionary
Bronze Level
There are three things that make me think about quitting poker: the first is not knowing which hand is up; second, I don't know when they're making me a real value bet and when they're bluffing me and third, I can't be a consistent winner, I always have my ups and downs, good days and bad days, I have to deal with that .😩
DaBigKahuna1
Rising Star
Bronze Level
How more times than not,my strong hand loses to a 2-7
DaBigKahuna1
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I'll quit when I'm done breathing...unless playing poker is permitted in the afterlife🤞🤞
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blata8ruga
Visionary
Bronze Level
Ok so the obvious answer here is losing too much money, but one thing other than that is when players play slow. I understand if you have a decision to make, take the time you need. What gets me is players who use up all their time every single hand. This is just one of my pet peeves but it would never make me quit the game, I love playing too much. Another thing that could make me quit is players that go all in with terrible hands and win over a very good hand, this truly could make me quit!!!
Baldy86
Legend
Bronze Level
when i make a good or even perfect play but either get sucked out or get called with bottom pair , low pocket pair , or even high card by a donk even though he/she was "supposed" to fold since i made a big bluff (and no i dont mean those who sensed my bluff but players who called because they cant let their hand go)
at such times i think to myself whats the point of making good play when in the end you are the one who loses ....
also when i have a big hand and still lose .... for example i flop a flush but opponent flops a higher flush ......
at such times i think to myself whats the point of making good play when in the end you are the one who loses ....
also when i have a big hand and still lose .... for example i flop a flush but opponent flops a higher flush ......
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aldo30
Rising Star
Bronze Level
The amount of times i have best hand and get done on the river... oh and the amount of money i have lost over the last 10 years. Thankfully got a $200 a week now so i do not go bankrupt again
Diamond Eyes
Rising Star
Bronze Level
The non-stop all-ins on freerolls with garbage hands makes it very difficult to know when to play, and in the only legal site up here in canada there are some real bully a-holes you can’t seem to avoid. Trying to build my bankroll so I can “graduate” to a slightly better level of play but it’s a challenge with that up against me. I’m regularly winning the bottom prizes now but want to do better.
DizzyDeb717
Visionary
Bronze Level
I go on really long streaks where every tourny I play ends in a crazy miracle draw and me getting knocked out. Those are the most frustrating for me. It's not so bad when it happens often, but when it happens every single game I play, it does get very frustrating.. especially when it's people calling huge pf with junk like 72o or something. ugh. I don't really think about quitting so much anymore though. Someone said that if you're always playing strong cards, that most of the time you're going to be beat by a lesser hand anyway. That kinda made sense...
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azeek
Rising Star
Bronze Level
, I just posted a comment