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[Pasterbator]

After 3 very successful days, i've been destroyed tonight. I'm now OOTM in 12 straight $11+1 SNGs. i'm not playing any different, i'm just not catching cards. And when i do, i get drawn out on. Its just one of those days...

And the worst part is, after being OOTM in 8 straight, i went on tilt and played 2 $20 SNGs. Placed in one, lost the other. Idk, how do people deal with these things? Do you just stop playing for the night? I think im gonna move down to the FORBIDDEN $5+1 and try to boost my morale.

Hope everyone else is winning.

P.S. congrats to anyone who won big in the Guaranteed Million...i watched the final table.

[TruFloridaGator]

Yeah, take some time off, but don't move down to the 5s. Just keep with your game, post some hands, even if you think your sure you did the right thing. I love to post hands when I am on a OOTM streak even if I know I did the right thing, because that helps my confidence to have everyone tell me I did the right thing. That helps me stay with my game & not start doing anything tiltish. Good luck.

[Freudian]

Thats nothing. Down 25+ buyins. Not playing for two days only delayed the inevitable nightmare after cashing out. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[SlackerMcFly]

I busted out this afternoon 4 times in a row with hands of KK, QAs, QQ and ATs.

Went to a party, came home, played three and finished 3,1,1.

"Sometimes you just have to grab the bull by the balls and run with it."

Hang in there, you'll be fine.

Slacker

[Bigwig]

Quit for the night. At the very least, take an hour break. Get something to eat. Have your wife blow you. Rub one out. Whatever.

[FatalError]

i had a bad run today in the middle of 40 109's i played, went OOTM in 11 straight but finished with 9 out of 10 ITM for a 800$ win... just keep playing and it'll work itself out

[McBandit]

Those kind of runs will happen no matter how well you are playing. I played 19 55s today and only had a 2nd and a 3rd. I went back over my HHs and still think I made all the right moves. And if you really want to know the epitome of bad luck...my winrate over my last 400 preflop all-ins is 2.5 standard deviations below the mean (for stats people that is a [censored] jopke). It is amazing I am only down $800 over that stretch.

Hang tough,
McBandit/Daddys_Visa/Yogafire