Hi guys,
I have had some great advice from many top players on here, and i am following their advice and seeing good results as a result of the changes I am making.
I have moved down a stake as my bankroll was not sufficient for the level i was playing and i am slowly making money. I will be able to return to my previous stake if i continue as i have been doing.
I have lost £100 since september. I have however spent hundreds (£400ish) on tourneys so i am in fact winning well on the cash games.
I lost another tourney today with AA vs 10j. i got 2 playwers to put 1/4 of their stake in pre flop, shoved on the flop and 1 guy had flopped jj5, he had 10 jos as hole cards;( I was 27th out of 85 left in. If i had won the hand i would have been in top 5 i recon.
I have lost nearly all my tournemanets with the best hand like kk vs 77 all in pf and 10 10 vs 99 were the last 2 tourneys.
Does anyone have some advice on not getting frustrated with this long run of rubbish tourney beats please? I understand variance and i know it is more in tourneys with people shoving with pressure from blinds.
Is it possible that some players are just unluckier on this site than others?
I have heard some players talk about weird stuff going on, like players being delt cards based on their rank? I dont believe this stuff, I think I just have terrible tourney luck...
thanks for your advice and merry christmas to you all;)
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Just this week I have been well placed in tourneys and bombed out with AA, its one of the bad things in tourneys
first one wasnt too bad... AA v (I called an all in) and lost to a flush
second one - ouch... again AA and I called an all in... 44 and the flop was 44? cant remember the other card as I was in shock.
turn wasnt an ace and by the river the laptop was at the other side of the room..... you win some you lose some. I must start learning to fold my AA pre flop and only go with 72os
its not only possible, its a statistical certainty.
there's no easy way to deal with running bad. you just have to accept it and think rationally about your play and expectation.
it's tricky on sky as without tracking software you have to rely on memory. and we tend to forget the beats we dish out and focus on the ones we recieve. so its hard to say just how 'unlucky' we have been.
if you are only ever getting it in good i'd say you are being a bit nitty btw.
by all means change sites, but that wont have any bearing on your all-in luck.
be more focused on your own game, get to a point where you are confident that you are making correct decisons, and the rest takes care of itself. but dont allow percieved run bad to cloud your self-assessment.