[Closed] maybe quit poker??need opinions.

Its poker, plain and simple. People will hit 2 outers, 1 outers, anything at all every now and then. As an example I lost AA against a maniac 27s all in preflop, and it made me tilt away a couple BI.

Its important to just keep your A game going throughout, then you will be profitable long term. Its important to take losses like that in your stride, as it can and does happen quite regularly. If possible, try to think on all the times youve been badly behind like that and sucked out to win, it helps.

Thankx man for answering my thread.
My main problem is though i enjoy a lot reading strategies and spending time to improve my game but after a lot bad beats or tours without any great prize i think i am loosing my inspiration(and my nerves).

Bad beats are the better players friend, because he knows he didn't have to be lucky to win. When the fish stop getting lucky I make my money.

You may have your own ways to deal with it, but my favourite - and one I have posted on my monitor is; 'Decision correct?...Result irrelevant!'
GL.

'Decision correct?...Result irrelevant!'
nice one..thanx

with that attitude...do yourself a favor and just quit.

quitting seems pretty clever

Quit!

i did the same when mother F*** co** su**ing as**ole sucked out on me with 1 fu**ing out on the fu**ing river.

imo quit, or play, but dont learn

Originally posted by mariostoona
So, after tilting once again i am thinking enough!i do not understand what to do to improve my game then so maybe i MUST QUIT??
??

You cannot learn from reading strategy articles and watching videos.
There is too much to take in all at once. You only learn by doing what they say.

Please note: I am a beginner (8 months "serious" poker playing)
Some advice:
--Play only cash games to start. The problem with tournaments is that as the blinds increase and your stack decreases you are put under pressure to make desperate plays that are just wrong according to the odds. Allow yourself one low-cost MTT a week, because they are a lot more fun than cash games. Consider freerolls for getting your MTT fix.
--Learn the basics, and I don't just mean read the article. Print the charts, use the charts, when each hand is dealt say out loud your position, (UTG2 etc) and say out loud what the chart says to do (look at the chart if you have to), then do it. This way you soon won't have to look at the chart and you can move on to post flop. Do this even if you think you know it already. Because you don't. No really, you don't.
--After you have got the basics, start opening up your pre-flop raise by using the Advance Open Raising chart, and learning it the same way.
--Learn more advanced post flop concepts.

If you LIKE the game, (and you say you do) then it is worth the effort.
If it is not worth the effort, then you don't like the game all that much.
Like any sport or game, there is some talent involved, but the rest is effort.

keep fighting imho

I thinhk i will keep trying lil more.After a good sleep i realize that even 1 so ugly bad beat cannot stop me from playing.
Although i have already print and try to use all the articles i found,i am gonna to start over with more caution.
Thanx for the replies guyz.

Originally posted by mariostoona
I thinhk i will keep trying lil more.After a good sleep i realize that even 1 so ugly bad beat cannot stop me from playing.
Although i have already print and try to use all the articles i found,i am gonna to start over with more caution.
Thanx for the replies guyz.

Yea it is a bad beat, but there is nothing ugly in it...pretty standard. If you decided to continue, get used to it, there will be worse.

Guyz,i stopped the MTT tours and start grinding in micro/low limits SNG.
It is going well so far.
The variance is better i believe here and there are not non-stop downswings as in MTT.