jordanbillie
Legend
Bronze Level
Try to identify why you are losing. This is the hardest part of being successful with poker. Having the ability to analyze your own game honestly. This is also where it is helpful to have a good friend who can help you find the areas of your game that require the most improvement.
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Hsac
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Why I lose
Other than the typical bad beats, I find I mostly lose when I get too aggressive. There are times when you're short stacked that you must become aggressive, even gamble, but there is a time once you've recovered your stack you need to settle down a bit. But once I enter aggression mode it's hard to stop. I have to remind myself, ok, you don't have to go all in on this one. Oh, and stupidity. I occasionally lose games because of that, too.
Other than the typical bad beats, I find I mostly lose when I get too aggressive. There are times when you're short stacked that you must become aggressive, even gamble, but there is a time once you've recovered your stack you need to settle down a bit. But once I enter aggression mode it's hard to stop. I have to remind myself, ok, you don't have to go all in on this one. Oh, and stupidity. I occasionally lose games because of that, too.
saha2000
Rock Star
Silver Level
It is definitely worth taking a break from the game and analyzing the current game, check where mistakes were made and whether it was possible to play the hand better.
It is also worth devoting time to study during the break, there are quite a few articles here on the CC forum.
It is also worth devoting time to study during the break, there are quite a few articles here on the CC forum.
BlackJesus
Visionary
Silver Level
To me what has proven to work is to play in other poker rooms and completely abandon those who give you bad beats. That is, abandon until your luck comes back normally, I mean.
May sound strange, but it has worked for me.
May sound strange, but it has worked for me.
italorohdrigues
Rock Star
Bronze Level
It's all about the long run, I try to get use to losing because most times that will happen more frequently than winning. I can't really distinguish if I'm a bad player or not because and don't have the volume to measure that yet.
And I think that's pretty much it, I bet the big majority of poker players losses more often than win
And I think that's pretty much it, I bet the big majority of poker players losses more often than win
Nicolasd07
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi, when you have to lose many times in a row, it is best to stop for a few hours or a few days, because that need to recover what you lose is what leads you to stay with your bank at 0, probably in some situations you recover what you lose, I I have done it and I have recovered what I lost or gained more even but most of the time I have stayed at 0, so my advice would be that when you lose several times the best thing is to rest and try your luck at another time
andreypuch
Rock Star
Silver Level
"The ability to get out of the game correctly and on time is as necessary and important as any other skill for a long winning game. You can improve this quality by practicing it more often, just like any other skill or skill. Talent is to get up and leave the poker table when you really need to, even though you may not want to. There is a way to practice this skill. Take a lot of breaks, and it doesn't matter whether you are ahead or behind, whether you are stable and balanced or in the heat and tilt, then you can form this quality much faster than when you consider "quitting" as something that happens once a session.
"Leaving is easy. It's always harder to just get up from the table." "Tommy Angelo."
By the way, I highly recommend reading it. It allows you to look at many things in a different way.
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piguimaker
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Despite reading a lot about it, variance plays a very important role. While I wait for the change my partial solution is to go down a couple of levels until I check a normalization of the game and I received back there to the previous level.
koisug
Visionary
Silver Level
Also, what are these players? :thumpdown:thumpdown:thumpdown
I do not understand, I always believe that such moves are the drawbacks (conspiracy) of the poker room!
There are only two cases, in my opinion, when you can play for 72 - a check with BB, and auto all in when there are no chips left.
But I was moved 7 2 my AA, there is even a saved record in BOOM. Just hands down at such a moment!
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tamara822
Rock Star
Silver Level
The best advice is to take a break for a few days. Let it be two, three days minimum. It is normal to lose in tournaments. It's poker. And in those few days you can play play money tournaments. And improve your poker skills.
And in those few days you can play play money tournaments. And improve your poker skills.
Andrey FRIFIN
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I agree that the game will be completely different from bad emotions, you just want to return the money you lost, making mistakes in other tournaments. So they have no place in poker. For example, I take 5-minute breaks during the session, go to the balcony to smoke, but I know that this is a bad habit, but I can calm down that way
Copag
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Only you can answer that, when you will feel comfortable to return to play after several defeats, there are people who will be fine after days other people after a few months. But after that happens what you should do is study the game more and not play so much in the beginning, use your free time to study.
