as most of you no im constantly moaning about poker. I never improve and basically im rubbish lol today i sat down at 10 30 pm determined to win. I lost a stack on a 7 6 5 3 Q board with 77. a stack when i 5 bet into AA with AK, and then quit thinking its pointless playing now cause i wasnt good enough to start with and now im 2 byins down in 20 mins lol trying not to be negative i went back with only 2 tablles when somone kept shoving £15 all in near enough every hand. I got fed up called with kj and was onvinced id be paided back for nevefr getting no rewards, he had 55 perfect double up,,, not it was over by the turn. so thats 3 byins
now my balance is £310, , £90 down on my initial deposit. I wanted to quit about a month ago because im awful and i spend alot of time on my game which makes it worse im awful which then makes me very unhappy when i lose. Would do you do with your br if ur me? shall i just withdraw it and get my account closed on sky, im so fed up its unreal.
This isnt a rant, im not unlucky and i dont run bad im just not very good, hence why i think it will be impossiable to gain back £90. Suggetions anyone?
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Cut your losses.
You don't enjoy your hobby and it costs you money.
Or if you really wanna get good at cash, start getting a ton of practice in at the bottom. You could have had them exact same 3 hands at 4NL tonight but said, I lost £12 through flips/coolers/bad beats (w/e), so what, I'll come back tomorrow. But when you're losing £90 out of £400 it's painful.
I know some say the money doesn't mean much at the low levels, but sometimes that's a good thing. Sometimes it's a good thing, that you can get it in JJ against KT and you don't even care what the result is, you know you did the right thing and that's the end of it. You can't always disconnect yourself like that when the amount at stake means alot to you.
Like someone said if your not enjoying it, then stop playing.
But from your posts you do want to play, you are just sick of losing. If you end up going on to chase losses, the losses will just mount up.
Benc made a really good point, go down to 10nl, and beat that level before you move back up 2 20nl.
Look at your hand history after a session. Look at the biggest winning/ losing hands and any good points of negatives. Most importantly be patient.
If you decide to keep playing at 20nl, do you suddenly think the wins will start mounting up?
At the end of the day, do what is right for you, if you want to keep playing 20nl do that, but be prepared to accept the lossess as well as wins.
Good luck to ya!
Give up poker and concentrate on moaning!