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#81
11-09-2006, 06:01 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
40 BI playing heads up is not at all unexpected.
Seriously, hov, stop playing HU - I'm doing the same, even after minor downswings. The variance is way more than you'd think at first - and I've probably played 20k hands of HU in the past year. 
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#82
11-09-2006, 06:03 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
Poker is fun for ev'ryone
except my opponents they shoulda practiced avoidance They ain't big propents in thinking not just in the moment But the possible future problems Sometimes 'comes tough to solve them Then I go wake and to a dream I feel asleep and Spirit Rock fifteeen seconds with aces 'til they drop, until they drop Poker is fun for ev'ryone except my opponents they shoulda practiced avoidance
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#84
11-09-2006, 06:09 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
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[ QUOTE ] except my opponents they shoulda practiced avoidance [/ QUOTE ] Haha that may be the worst rhyme of all time. Does he not understand what a syllable is? [/ QUOTE ] its prahlad holla i think it's tight everyone makes fun of it
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#85
11-09-2006, 06:16 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
aejones,
is this your antitilt song?
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#86
11-09-2006, 06:28 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
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aejones, is this your antitilt song? [/ QUOTE ] Hard to tilt when your milk is coming out your nose.
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#87
11-09-2006, 06:30 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
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aejones, is this your antitilt song? [/ QUOTE ] no, i would not reveal it that easily, i may reveal it if pm me and you really wann aknow, but if i posted it here you'd all think i was weird (er than you already think i am).
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#88
11-09-2006, 06:58 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
younghov was playing 4 or 5 tables of HU so i sat at one he was alone at. after about 10 minutes he sat out against me while playing the others, i'm that good!
(i'm sure he'll say something about how nitty i am and i wasnt worth the time, or something.)
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#89
11-09-2006, 07:05 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
no i probly just wanted to focus on less tables and i just cloded the ones with the tightest players
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#90
11-09-2006, 07:50 PM
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Re: playing well when running bad
I've been going through this myself lately. I'm on such a downswing that most people say it couldn't possibly be just running bad. I tend to agree to some extent as although I've been running worse than most people would consider possible, I don't think it's been quite bad enough to explain the severe depth of my downswing.
Anyway, my point is this: the reason I'm more confident in my play than I should be given my results is threefold: 1) I play games where I have 100 buy-ins so that the downswings associated with my play don't affect my bankroll too severely. 2) If I feel I'm playing badly (make a bad push or a bad move) I pick up. 3) Poker isn't the center of my universe. I go to the gym every day, go out with friends most days of the week, read a lot, etc. The fact is downswings happen and if you're approaching the game with the right mentality they won't bother you too much. Sorry if any of this has already been said: I'm not really reading threads while playing but hope this helped.
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