[thejameser]

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I doubt it, this little double-take was just the start of much worse, hence the little opening preamble. I only posted due to the amusing coincidence. I guess 98o was his favourite hand or something (it certainly is now).

Playing bad players is obviously hugely profitable, and after four days of this "bollocks" and -100 BB I am not even slightly in doubt I can beat the games. Repeat after me: I must not be results oriented, I must not be results oriented...

People often talk of suddenly "turning a corner" after running bad (David Ross makes this point in some of original SH posts). Suddenly a hand holds up, you make a flush and you get the distinct feeling that things are going to get better. I just wonder if it is just psychological pattern-forming (where none really exists) or if such "signposts" really do exist in some form or another. Doesn't make any sense to me, but it is something I have both experienced and heard about from others.

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i lost an amount over 100 BB at 5/10 on one hand against a gutshot straight that hit on the river to beat my set($1060 to be exact). then i have about $900 left and i flop top two pair in the sb and push. same luckbox hits his flush on the river. that is a bad day in two hands, about 30 minutes apart. i love limit.