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Old 12-07-2003, 12:39 AM
Uglyowl Uglyowl is offline
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Default Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

Wow are losing streaks tough. I am at 6 now and still going. How long are people's here's longest?

Losing 6 in a row is more common than winning two in a row, but it sure feels 10X worse.
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Old 12-07-2003, 01:23 AM
Michael Davis Michael Davis is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I was forced to take a week long hiatus when I lost 17 in a row.

That hiatus conveniently coincided with finals.

-Mike
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Old 12-07-2003, 03:56 AM
Martin Aigner Martin Aigner is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

2 weeks ago I won 6 in a row. Last week I didnīt make it into the money 12 consecutive times and 17 out 18 tourneys. These swings happen. So be prepared to have swings in your bankroll. But thatīs no problem as long as you mannage to play your a-game while failing to succed.

Since not making it to the final 3 can get quite frustrating I usually mix it up with playing more cash games, which helps both, my bankroll and my level of frustration.

Best regards

Martin Aigner
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Old 12-16-2003, 12:31 PM
La Brujita La Brujita is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I dropped 11 in a row this weekend and had a four day long horror stretch. I have played about 1000 tourneys and this was by far my worst stretch.

I finished fourth 7 of those 11 times (believe it or not), and it included a one outer, two outer, and four outer all ins which cost me the money. During the week I also lost one with a 93% chance to win on the flop and a 96% chance to chop* (which would have effectively got me into the money). I am partly stating this to get it off my chest, but mainly I want to know if other players have gone through stretches this bad with respect to beats. The reason I ask is I don't mind losing tourneys getting bad cards when I know I couldn't win, but I almost got physically sick this week losing these tourneys when I was in a commanding position.

My game suffered a small bit of tilt to be fair after some of the beats, but I am a pretty solid winning player and finish in the money more than 50%.

*I had 9h 9s against

kh td

flop 9d td 2d

turn 2c

river ts
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Old 12-16-2003, 12:39 PM
eastbay eastbay is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

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I am partly stating this to get it off my chest, but mainly I want to know if other players have gone through stretches this bad with respect to beats. The reason I ask is I don't mind losing tourneys getting bad cards when I know I couldn't win, but I almost got physically sick this week losing these tourneys when I was in a commanding position.


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Unequivocally yes. I also have had some frightening swings recently, from 3 wins in a row to 12 losses in a row. And it was the same deal. I think I had my cards in as a favorite or at least a coin flip every single time in those 12 losses in a row. And it wasn't a situation of having won as a dog a few times to get to that point, either.

I had three tourneys in a row where I was either put out or almost put out on two-outers. This can be very, very frustrating.
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Old 12-16-2003, 02:58 PM
Prickly Pete Prickly Pete is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I lost 9 of 11 last night and I went down as the underdog in most of them.

I'm betting that's the first time something like that has ever been said in this forum. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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Old 12-07-2003, 01:02 PM
twistedbeats twistedbeats is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

i played 120 50$ s&g's on party, and my longest losing streak was 11, and i had that streak twice. i had one streak of four wins in a row, and another streak of 6 cashes in a row
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Old 12-08-2003, 12:14 AM
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I played one hundred 9 player SNG's ... 5 losses in a row and it happened twice
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Old 12-08-2003, 10:32 AM
Guy McSucker Guy McSucker is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I managed 11 in a row with no return once. I also managed 11 first places in a row once. I've been playing these things since they were first introduced on Paradise, three years ago I guess.

I expect bigger streaks than this as time goes by.

Guy.
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Old 12-08-2003, 12:36 PM
Prickly Pete Prickly Pete is offline
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Default Re: Streaks... Most out of money on SNG (one table) in a row

I've played over 1000 SNGs on Party at the $30 and $50 level and I believe my longest drought was around 14 in a row. My longest first place streak I think is only 4.
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