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Running bad as soon i make cashout

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icebreaker1203
Joined: 09.05.2010

This week i was testing PKR software.
Initialy i made 10 dollars deposit runned it to 350 in 3 days... And then i cashout 200 dollars and bad run starts... After i lost 150 i cancelled cashout and returned all my losses, once again i cashout 200 dollars and again bad run starts.It's actually unreal i know what is variance but to lose on 4 tbls in same time when i have 85-95 % chance to win...

I done same thing 7 times and after every cashout i start to run unreally bad! Coincidence??? I don't think so...

Your opinion?

Thank U.


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

Hi icebreaker,

Moved to beginners question forum, you'll get a more appropriate response there I think.

Regards,

Mal.


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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Stop cashing out.

Just kidding - just try to play through it; the cash out makes no difference to the cards that come.


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RasTweet
Joined: 26.12.2009

Hey icebreaker!

May I also ask you if you are using a bankroll management.

Because if your BR is $350, you cash out $200 that leaves you with $150. Now you say that you lost that rather fast? Sounds like you're playing a limit to high.

I'm not saying you are, but looks, sounds like it.

Regards

RasTweet


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icebreaker1203
Joined: 09.05.2010

Yes you are right

When i had 150 dollars i played PLO 5-10 which is only 15 buyins for high variance game. But the field on PKR is so soft and i like to move fast lvls.

Also its hard to keep decent BR-management on site where traffic is so poor like in PKR.

U have max 2 tbls 2-4, 2 tbls 5-10 and eventually 3 tbls 10-25 which is the softest game i ever played.


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009

I don't think the above works as an excuse really icebreaker1203.

If you follow bad bankroll management then you are doomed to fail no matter how skillful you are at the game.

15 buy-ins for Pot-Limit Omaha is definitely asking for trouble!

Regards,
Gary


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