too tight?

[PoorLawyer]

During current Stud session you were dealt 19 hands and:
- saw fourth street 1 times (5%)
- saw fifth street 0 times (0%)
- saw sixth street 0 times (0%)
- reached showdown 0 times (0%)
Pots won at showdown - 0 of 0 (0%)
Pots won without showdown - 0

[Michael Emery]

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During current Stud session you were dealt 19 hands and:


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Play like 5K more, then I'll tell you.

Mike Emery

[PoorLawyer]

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During current Stud session you were dealt 19 hands and:


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Play like 5K more, then I'll tell you.

Mike Emery

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well i got to about 25 before they made me bring in again.

[BeerMoney]

Geez man. I run like this all of the time. You should be playing live good starting hands. If they aren't coming, they aren't coming. Just be patient. You obviously didn't lose much $$ if you only saw 4th street once.

[PoorLawyer]

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Geez man. I run like this all of the time. You should be playing live good starting hands. If they aren't coming, they aren't coming. Just be patient. You obviously didn't lose much $$ if you only saw 4th street once.

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before any more serious posts, i just threw my post on there in frustration and as a (poor) joke. Obviously a sample size of 19 doesn't mean too much. I often will have stretches like this, but it was all the more frustrating when it is the first set of hands and you are just waiting to play your first one and all you see is 26J, 783, 559 with all your cards dead, etc...

[highfidelity]

While we're on the subject...what's everyone's rough average for seeing 4th street? I usually play 150-200 hand sessions with usually somewhere between a 15% and 20% average. Just curious what some of the more experienced stud 8/b players have as an average.