Managing after a bad beat?

[effang]

come play with me!

[aj82da6]

why did u push all in preflop when you were up to 80..

[BraveJayhawk]

Your thinking is accurate.

If you are playing in a game within your bankroll, it isn't difficult to let go of those hands in which you were unlucky. It might just take some time (mind management). As long as you keep getting in ahead, the math will work itself out.

Don't put yourself in a situation where you cannot afford to get unlucky. It is gambling, albeit a different type. In this case, the outcome of individual hands become essential. Otherwise, stay focused, mind clear and full steam ahead.

BraveJayhawk

[McDirk]

Thanks for the advice everyone. After some re-grouping, a workout and a riveting double episode of 24, I'm back up for the night.

[viper930]

that a way, rostucko that [censored]