Lately I have been taking some horrible beats. I am not complaining though; variance will find its way and my better holdings will come ahead. So I hope this doesn't look like a bad beat whining.
The thing is that in my last sng I had 11BB, so I was in push/fold mode with only 4 players remaining. I pushed with AJ from the BB and everyone folded. Next hand I folded A6 from the SB, figuring that players would probably call and not wanting to show A-rag. Next hand I had JJ from the button. UTG limped in and I pushed. He took a looong pause and finally called with KQ. He caught a straight when I hit my trips.
Anyway, I was wondering why a tight player would put almost all his chips at risk with KQ. I figured that he'd be checking sharkscope during that long pause, and guess what... Under my nick, although it shows a little profit (only sng's), it says that I am on TILT. It's not that I got the little fishbowl with the leaping goldfish. Sure I am on a bad 10 sng run, but I'm pretty happy with the way I'm playing. Most times I'm ahead and people get miracle runner-runner cards.
I wasn't on tilt until I read that... Any suggestions? Should I block myself from sharkscope? Or should I use that to my advantage?
