[Closed] -$2700 OOPS i did it again

sorry to hear about ur bad luck vlad but !~!BRM!~! is the most important thing i think on poker. Don't play NL1k just coz u had some bad luck n tryin to make back what u lost, I've had the thought cross my mind before, but if u cant beat NL(whatever limit u can afford) what makes u think u can beat a higher limit, sure u might get lucky but some of the time u will lose even when ur ahead on the flop/preflop, thats where BRM comes into play, if u lose u lose, no biggie ur BR can afford it, but if ur playin above ur limit ur BR takes a big blow or dies altogether.

Omaha is very swingy so I dont think u should be playing above the reccomended buyin of 50+ buyins, omaha can be fun to play so if u get tempted to play jus play for playchips or whatever. Omaha tilts me too, if u really love it (like I do) just play the $2 HU sng's for fun.

I really hope u can put the time n effort into becoming a good player, try to find ur leaks in ur game, post hands, read articles, watch vids.. etc etc.

Good luck with ur future poker career

I'm Sorry to hear what happens to you. From what I've read, you've found your leak already. Read, understand and remember the Tilt articles everytime you go through a bad beat. I also have a strong character. Back in the days I couldn't really accept the fact to lose to bad beats. I played the best I could so I thought it's just not fair. The tilt articles help me to know where I stand. Now they are my EXCUSES when Receive a bad beats.
I think that you're a Great player. Reading the way u grind the limits impressed me. And I think that you can be more impressing If you get all the assets of playing poker

Omaha is very variance

Sorry I was drunk last night when I posted my reply, I didn't really read ur post properly. I don't think ur a bad player but I stick to what I said about BRM, make sure u only play what u can afford so if u go on tilt again u don't go busto.

a common story)
couldn't keep a smile off my face, sorry ♦
but hey, there is a bright side)
you don't lose much of your own money and have a great opportunity to learn how to control your emotions)

just don't give up)

good luck

I will if after this start i will lose my bankroll again ( it wont happened because i m gonna put a lot of time in to Psych sied of poker . ♦

buy the way xylere what limits are u playing now?

I used to play NL 400 hu before I had to withdraw most of my roll
now im rebuilding with 30-50's 5max sngs and 200 sh cash
and high stakes sss when i feel like, which doesnt happen to often)

i hope i can get there some day

and if i will i wont stop there

"at least i didn't lose any of my own money"

"you don't lose much of your own money"

Well, who's money was it then? Of course you lost your own money.

BRM and hot run, those are the words

Originally posted by vladnz
I will if after this start i will lose my bankroll again ( it wont happened because i m gonna put a lot of time in to Psych sied of poker . ♦

when you found out how to stop tilting & having downswings can you please tell the rest of us

for myself I have pretty much stop playing cash even though know its where I want to be in the long run and cashed out 5K so dont blow it on cash but omaha is fun apart from the variances & those PLO1000 look so temping to spin them up on

so join us grinding sng & win big on some MTT

I dont think Omaha is high variance game. In fact in Omaha there is little variance cos you see on the flop 7 of total 9 cards compared with holdem where you see 5 of 7. I dont know from where this flame about Omaha variance comes.

The reason why I am not playing Omaha now is that I like to play hi lo variant and it costs much rake in splitpots.

Originally posted by Alafoe
I dont think Omaha is high variance game. In fact in Omaha there is little variance cos you see on the flop 7 of total 9 cards compared with holdem where you see 5 of 7. I dont know from where this flame about Omaha variance comes.

the opponents get to see just as many.

also, the equity differences between starting hands are much smaller in omaha.

i think AAXX vs 8877ds is less than 60% favourite.

also, you get into a lot of situations postflop where you have to flip for stacks with set vs draw or draw vs set, etc.

Originally posted by vladnz

yep it sux so hard now with000000000000000000 in my account at least i didn't lose any of my own money

.... yes you did.