I fall back... again

If you are playing NL2 to nl5 its nothing new
Just gotta hold your head and play good poker in the long run you should be a winning player

See this is the problem, at short run I win. At long run I lose. And I don't change my game.
It's almost like when I win and reach a limit somebody sayi "oh, you win?" and pull out the plugin "well, not anymore."

Hi jeszkar, I hear what you are saying.

I play nl4 6 max and have lost the last 35 sessions out of 42 and I own this level! So, we son't tilt about it we carry on studying and improving our game and try again. WE know that we should do this, why? Because we also know that short term the villains can get lucky, very lucky; but long term we will win because we make less mistakes than the villain.

I try to look at sessions a steps, a session is just one step in a long walk.
It keeps me sane! ♦

Keep your attitude going and try to have fun,

Mal.

Originally posted by gadget51
Hi jeszkar, I hear what you are saying.

I play nl4 6 max and have lost the last 35 sessions out of 42 and I own this level! So, we son't tilt about it we carry on studying and improving our game and try again. WE know that we should do this, why? Because we also know that short term the villains can get lucky, very lucky; but long term we will win because we make less mistakes than the villain.

I try to look at sessions a steps, a session is just one step in a long walk.
It keeps me sane! ♦

Keep your attitude going and try to have fun,

Mal.

But I'm not have problem with the short term, I have problem with the long term.

I do a little math, why I can't win at long term. Here is the asnwer:

There are 1326 starting hand in Hold'em. But the term of TAG I only allowed to play 12 hands in all situation (AA, KK). This is less than 1% percent of the hands. But I can play 208 hand altogether. This is 15-16% of hand which sounds OK but only in very special case I allow to play hands like these (like un-raised pot, un-called pot, be in EP etc.)

So this is how come the very low VP, PR (since another 100 hands -> VP:8 Pr:2). In short term it can be profitable, but only if I get good hands at the begining of the session. No one will call my raise when I get a good hand at the 100th hand because I didn't raise at the last 99 hands. And even if somebody call it, it doesn't mean I will win that hand (see above).

When I see a couching I see they play the same game (expect maybe I find them too aggresive, like I never say all-in only with a top pair), but actually they get playable hands. And their AA's and KK's will be call because they raise more often. Of course bad beat happen in their sessions also, but they get good hands later too, and can get they money back.

Originally posted by jeszkar

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- My straight broke againt a gutshot drawer who get a bigger straight on the river. Also he play with every third hand and he make 8$ since I sit on the tabble.
- etc.

this made my day

Originally posted by furculision

Originally posted by jeszkar

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- My straight broke againt a gutshot drawer who get a bigger straight on the river. Also he play with every third hand and he make 8$ since I sit on the tabble.
- etc.

this made my day

Good for you. But I don't laught when somebody had bad luck.