Anyone ever run this bad?!?!

**daneblazer** · 01-21-12, 02:53 PM

You aren't really getting "1 or 2 outted" in these scenarios though it seems like you are. Bad runs are a part of poker and is one of the better reasons you should always be rolled and play within your limits. Try to focus on playing well and reward yourself when you do instead of being results driven. Easier said than done, but you don't want to start 'questioning your life" and start pressing (aka on tilt), then it will really get bad.

**tatddy** · 01-21-12, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by daneblazer

You aren't really getting "1 or 2 outted" in these scenarios though it seems like you are. Bad runs are a part of poker and is one of the better reasons you should always be rolled and play within your limits. Try to focus on playing well and reward yourself when you do instead of being results driven. Easier said than done, but you don't want to start 'questioning your life" and start pressing (aka on tilt), then it will really get bad.

This.

**Jimmy Proffett** · 01-21-12, 04:51 PM

It's happened to any and every poker player that has seen a zillion hands. When this starts happening to me, I take 2 weeks minimum off of poker completely, no playing, watching, reading, thinking about poker. Then after that break I watch a couple episodes of HSP or something and get back in the mood.

**FlipsideRM** · 01-21-12, 05:44 PM

Originally posted by daneblazer

You aren't really getting "1 or 2 outted" in these scenarios though it seems like you are.

Please explain, if theres only 2 cards in the deck that can beat me, how am I not getting "2 outted"?

**daneblazer** · 01-21-12, 06:35 PM

Originally posted by FlipsideRM

Please explain, if theres only 2 cards in the deck that can beat me, how am I not getting "2 outted"?

Flush and straight combinations can also beat you.

**FlipsideRM** · 01-21-12, 06:48 PM

This was all preflop action....of course things change after the flop hits but we're not playing after the flop. I'm getting 2 outted, simple as that lol. Plus if you want to get specific, none of these boards ran out in ways where a straight or flush could have beat me it was all set mining for my opponents

**nomeansno** · 01-22-12, 01:06 AM

Originally posted by FlipsideRM

This was all preflop action....of course things change after the flop hits but we're not playing after the flop. I'm getting 2 outted, simple as that lol. Plus if you want to get specific, none of these boards ran out in ways where a straight or flush could have beat me it was all set mining for my opponents

lol ur not getting 2 outed, any pair vs a higher pair is only 80% fav, so losing a few of these a night is no biggie. ofc if u play live poker, bad stretches can last real long considering the amount of hands u play.

also u should just stop complaining, and keep playing these games if people call of stacks with 88 pf lol.

**ttwarrior1** · 01-22-12, 04:10 AM

lose 8 grand in one sitting and over 100 k then post

**daneblazer** · 01-22-12, 12:15 PM

Originally posted by FlipsideRM

This was all preflop action....of course things change after the flop hits but we're not playing after the flop. I'm getting 2 outted, simple as that lol. Plus if you want to get specific, none of these boards ran out in ways where a straight or flush could have beat me it was all set mining for my opponents

Weren't you all in preflop? So because the board didn't run out in ways a straight or flush could have beaten you, it eliminates the possibility of that ever happening? I'm glad someone else made a stab at it, because I don't even know how to answer this.

**FlipsideRM** · 01-22-12, 02:11 PM

Originally posted by nomeansno

lol ur not getting 2 outed, any pair vs a higher pair is only 80% fav, so losing a few of these a night is no biggie. ofc if u play live poker, bad stretches can last real long considering the amount of hands u play.

also u should just stop complaining, and keep playing these games if people call of stacks with 88 pf lol.

lol ur a joke. Losing 4/4 all in preflop hands when only 2 cards in the deck at the time could have beat me is not normal. Mind you, this happened in a matter of hours....

**FlipsideRM** · 01-22-12, 06:41 PM

First time playing a tournament here at SBR. Final table down to 8 people, I get it in with AK vs K10. 10 on river, gg lol....

**Legions36** · 01-22-12, 08:58 PM

Hey these guys r being ruff on u. I can't believe they say some things when your on a bad run. Anyway just keep playing and grind it out, i personally have been trying to move forward on a bad run since November and i think ive seen everything since then, but i even today after all that still have a clear head and try and play better only way to get threw it, and do be honest after seeing this run of cards for myself im not really down as much as i should be. GL and i hope u get threw it.

**nomeansno** · 01-23-12, 10:33 AM

Originally posted by FlipsideRM

lol ur a joke. Losing 4/4 all in preflop hands when only 2 cards in the deck at the time could have beat me is not normal. Mind you, this happened in a matter of hours....

u must be lolbad if u really think only two cards can beat u if u have a higher pair in a pf allin, u obv have no clue dude

**RudyRuetigger** · 01-23-12, 11:41 AM

finally read this.

OP that is the worst run ive ever seen.

you must be the unluckiest guy ever at poker.

unreal.

**FlipsideRM** · 01-23-12, 01:36 PM

Originally posted by nomeansno

u must be lolbad if u really think only two cards can beat u if u have a higher pair in a pf allin, u obv have no clue dude

I would have rather been beat by a 4 card flush then have them hit sets all day on me...

**tb1984** · 01-23-12, 01:59 PM

The thing is that you only talk about your losing hands, how about your winning hands(because you said you won your money back at some point, then lost back). What happened in your winning hands? Did you win with a 2 outers, flopping a set... etc? To be fair, you should also tell us about those winning hands, and roughly how many hands did you play?

But, that was still a bad stretch.

**tatddy** · 01-23-12, 02:51 PM

Guy wants to vent...let him vent. It's therapeutic for some to blow off steam this way. No need to berate him for doing so. Of course, we've all been there. I've cursed countless people online for drawing out on me. I've challenged the entire table to fight me after a guy talked out of turn at the Rio 2/4 table. We all have our ways.

OP...sorry that you're on the negative side of variance. Keep trucking and if you feel like you're pissed off take a break and come back when you're chill and ready to win.

**JAKEPEAVY21** · 01-23-12, 02:56 PM

happens to us all, OP...I'm in a bad streak right now as well, seemingly losing with the favorite every time...whatever they need, they catch...like Dane said, this is why bankroll management is so vital so that you can get through the bad stretches...keep getting it in good and you will be ahead in the longrun

**k13** · 01-23-12, 04:48 PM

Once you lose 95-99% hands in a row on consistent basis then you can complain.

**k13** · 01-23-12, 04:50 PM

**sinmiedo** · 01-24-12, 10:32 AM

Originally posted by Jimmy Proffett

It's happened to any and every poker player that has seen a zillion hands. When this starts happening to me, I take 2 weeks minimum off of poker completely, no playing, watching, reading, thinking about poker. Then after that break I watch a couple episodes of HSP or something and get back in the mood.

So true.
Some times we lost focus by playing too many hours and too many hands.

**mighty maron** · 01-24-12, 01:29 PM

Numerous theories at work here.

1. Hindsight Bias...
2. Better players can fold hands they are supposed to. Worse players can not. Better players will get drawn out on more than worse. See hindsight Bias
3. An overestimation of your own ability.
4. The laws of probabilty and stats.....math catches up with all players over a lifetime.

Man up or stop playing

**thetrinity** · 01-24-12, 01:55 PM

its called variance. 3 outa the last 4 times i had kings someone else had aces. the chances of that happening at a full table are roughly 20-1 in any one time. do the math, just gota play thru the bad runs.

**Legions36** · 01-24-12, 03:22 PM

Originally posted by mighty maron

Numerous theories at work here.

1. Hindsight Bias...
2. Better players can fold hands they are supposed to. Worse players can not. Better players will get drawn out on more than worse. See hindsight Bias
3. An overestimation of your own ability.
4. The laws of probabilty and stats.....math catches up with all players over a lifetime.

Man up or stop playing

True u are but when your on a bad run hindsite fu-cks with u as im experiencing this for the last 2 months. I say give the guy a break he wants to tell his story.

**BeerDog99** · 01-24-12, 04:15 PM

Originally posted by sinmiedo

So true.
Some times we lost focus by playing too many hours and too many hands.

Sinmiedo is back!

**k13** · 01-24-12, 11:27 PM

Most people won't play enough hands to overcome variance.

There are people who run under EV for millions of hands. You will never play millions of hands on SBR till the day you die.

**k13** · 01-26-12, 09:27 AM

Over 50 pocket pairs, hit zero sets.

meanwhile kk lose to 55, kk lose 99 , on and on.

**daneblazer** · 01-26-12, 11:13 AM

If you try to get in a run bad contest with K13, you're going to lose

**daneblazer** · 01-29-12, 08:49 PM

Today, I got all the chips in the pot on the turn with top 2 and the nut flush draw and the villain rivers the gut shot straight flush. 15 minutes later, what I thought was the the nut full house was taken down by quads. I think I got you beat today, hoss.

**natsuto** · 02-08-12, 09:40 PM

Anyway, just keep playing and grinding out, I personally have been trying to move forward on the run since November last year, since the bad, Gadgets I think I've seen everything.

**frizzelli** · 02-09-12, 01:49 AM

What a cryass bitch this flip twink is.

**gwiz** · 02-18-12, 04:10 AM

without the pain the joy would be mundane

**FlipsideRM** · 02-22-12, 11:49 AM

Update:

Took a long hiatus from any poker rooms. Went to Daytona Floridas kennel club and ran hot as a victorias secret model. They were doing 500 dollar high hands every 30 minutes. I hit a straight flush to the king and picked up an easy 500 there. Was hitting every flop and just killing it. Definitely worth losing a few hundred a month ago to make a few grand.

**daneblazer** · 02-22-12, 11:53 AM

Been to Daytona several times. From last week to next week it's probably one of the best places in the world to play with the race going on.