Big Ass Rant

[Smokey98]

I do not understand why my game is like a yo-yo. I am playing good poker. In fact I’m playing great poker. After a session or two of playing well (I always do, I never go on tilt as I quit when the tilt factor gets close and if I have two bad beats within any reasonable timeframe I quit) and going up, say, 50-60BB's, I always (100% of the time) loose the entire 50-60BB's. It's frustrating. I know it's not my game lacking at this point as I've purposely played excellent poker just to test it and see if it happens again. I am calling this one session. The up 50-60BB and then the down 50-60BB. I am considering this one huge session. Ok, I've test this 8 times within the past week and a half and all 8 times the exact same thing has happened. It's like clockwork.

I'm no conspiracy theorist, but something is fishy here. It's unexplainable. How can you play great poker and the exact same incident happen consistently like that? Poker isn't consistent, if anything it's probably the most inconsistent game you can play, however this has been 100% consistent with me. I do really well and then all of a sudden I get sucked out on for the entire 50-60BBs. And I mean sucked out. Every time. During the 50-60BB incline it doesn’t happen. I don’t get sucked out. People aren’t rivering me or hitting crazy hands to beat me, however during the decline that is all that happens. Bad beat after bad beat until I’m back down 50-60BB. I’ve recorded this all on paper. Every single hand I’ve monitored it. And there is ABSOLUTELY a pattern to it. I thought that maybe it was my play that slacked off, but it isn’t. My level of play has stayed the exact same. Playing tight/aggressive. Always, every hand.

While testing this I played on Party so I’m not sure what that means. I honestly think that something is going on. I know I’ve read a post that some of you think Party’s software recognizes patterns. Also, when I play B&M, this doesn’t happen. Granted I haven’t played as many sessions at B&M, but it still hasn’t happened.