Not as hot
Posted by re-raise34 - Posted on June 23rd, 2009
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Well as far as today goes labeling it as an up and down day would be a correct description. This is how my day as gone so far.
NL Holdem Turbo [Heads Up : 2 players per table.] $6 2/2 -$6.25
NL Holdem Turbo [Heads Up : 2 players per table.] $6 2/2 -$6.25
NL Holdem $5 5/6 -$5.50
NL Holdem Turbo [Heads Up : 2 players per table.] $6 2/2 -$6.25
NL Holdem Turbo [Heads Up : 2 players per table.] $22 1/2 $21
NL Holdem Turbo $6 4/6 -$6.50
NL Holdem $5 2/9 $8
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June 24, 2009 - 7:44am
Yeah I know it's just hard when you lose 2-3-4 $6 hu in a row to keep playing at the $6 limit. I will do my best to stay at the same level until my BR suggests I can properly advance to the next limit. I do appreciate the concern and I will do my best to take it to heart.
Dude I always like to keep people happy with my feedback but I have to give you some advice as I can see your mindset is in a bad way, I'll tell you now you will loose you entire bankroll if everytime you loose a couple of games you step up the stakes, this is a gamblers mentality and something I did for a long time and got away with it but obviously $22 is nothin but having this approch to everytime you loose will effect you in your long term goals, I used to be like you and it worked for ages, then on two occasions I blew up and lost 1k the first time and 2k the second time because when your playing 100hu and you loose a couple and then hit a 200 n loose that the only next step to break even is the 500 and loose that and you screwed, I did nothing wrong in the games it was just a sick run, in the 500 I lost qq - kk but what I could have prevented this all from hapening if I just stuct to grinding the 100 game and lived through the varience poker offers. So please take this advise as constructive and nip it in the but before you move to the higher stakes because I promise you it will be the single most important thing if you want to avoid a long term affect on your bankroll.