i wish i knew how the fuck to just walk away

[wwwrungood]

Hope your good day continues. When you feel like you might tilt if you lose a big amount, you should just stop playing and do something else to get your mind off poker. Turning $3 into $35 is really impressive, just use bankroll management now and you'll have more fun playing plus be able to play your A game the whole time. If you have some bigger goal, i guess its a little different. GL

[abwil2]

Thats really good. I know it wont happen over night but maybe this is the starting steps for you to learn composure and that can make a HUGE difference in your building process. Best of Luck and see ya on the felt!!

[RWPFhero]

Best of Luck, Keep it Going! IF you feel like your going to go on Tilt, just step away from the game.

[onlythenuts]

that sux man I do it all the time too I need to learn when to just give it up for the day.....thinking that setting an hour/money limit is probably going to be best...

[Paisleysky]

Glad to hear your luck is changing. Keep it going and don't let the donks get to you!

[danifeldsher]

Hi Man, sorry to tell you this but ushould know when to give up. sometimes huge hands also lose.

[fkucdaw0rld]

im playing some of the best poker i've ever played...for the first time im consistently listening to my read and im usually right...idk y i go against it sometimes, but whenever i don't listen to my gut i regret it...so since it was up to $35 im down to around 22ish right now but no complaints, lost a few flips that were bigger than they should have been on the cash tables so i took a couple of hits but i never once complained...a guy sucked out on me for a pretty big pot yesterday (i flopped boat he calls with ace high catches runner runner boat lol) and i didnt even say anything just nh, then like 4 hands later i spiked a one outer on the river for a massive pot so it balanced out...grinding today so hopefully i can get bak up to the 30s at least...not taking any crazy risks tho or going on tilt...thanks for the replies guys

[MrPokerVerse]

im playing some of the best poker i've ever played...for the first time im consistently listening to my read and im usually right...idk y i go against it sometimes, but whenever i don't listen to my gut i regret it...so since it was up to $35 im down to around 22ish right now but no complaints, lost a few flips that were bigger than they should have been on the cash tables so i took a couple of hits but i never once complained...a guy sucked out on me for a pretty big pot yesterday (i flopped boat he calls with ace high catches runner runner boat lol) and i didnt even say anything just nh, then like 4 hands later i spiked a one outer on the river for a massive pot so it balanced out...grinding today so hopefully i can get bak up to the 30s at least...not taking any crazy risks tho or going on tilt...thanks for the replies guys

Saying nice hand is the equivalent of sprankling fish food in the tank. What makes poker profitable, education should never come at your expense at the table. Nice hand as your eye the chips cause you know they will be right back with you with the rest of them stacked with it.

[potfan42o]

we all take bad beats its part of the game i sure we give some bad ones too. There is no instant cure for tilting just takes time oand over time it get easier. good luck fools

[fkucdaw0rld]

so much for that...just barely managed to scrap up from almost 0 to salvage $10..got a couple of dollars tied up in superturbo sng's waiting for them to start now..took some of the most insane beats back to back to back on a few different tables..never even started tilting, 3betting with kings and aces and getting called by the initial raiser...every time they flop some monster or catch the river..got knocked out of PO freeroll jus now with a decent stak wen my aces lost to KJ on the river..played them sloppy but it wouldnt have been any different...just a shytty day today but im sticking to my guns and trying to stay tight...hopefully get this 10 back up soon...