Re: low limit hold\'em
In a loose game, it's usually very obvious when you are ahead, and when you are beat. That includes when you are ahead pre-flop with AA and then are way behind on the flop based on the cards and the action. My guess is that you are not acknowledging the fact that you are behind in multiway pots. You have to give up on your hand when you should know you are beat.
Also, my experience with very loose games with people playing everything from K2o to 26s, etc, from any position is that you have to be very patient. The nice thing is that when you have your winning streak, you get paid off again and again and again and again....
When I played more B&M, this was harder, since the dead-card periods can last for weeks when you only play maybe 8 hours per week.
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