Three times in the last 2 days ive been doing ok in a tourney, and then hit a bad patch. I get short stacked, not massively, but like 15 BB, such as blinds 200/400, ive got 5800, tourney pays top 20, and there are 45 odd remaining. Im waiting for a chance to double up, i get AK or JJ, and i shove on the button, and believe me when i say, ive tried to wait for the right moment, and player calls with pocket aces, talk about kicking a man when he's down,does everyone else get this, and how do you cope (i just laugh and say ffs i can pick the wrong time to shove) but i must admit, it gets on my t i t s lool. Or maybe, its fate, like im meant to be unlucky, like when 10 of us walk down the street and its me that a bird c r a p s on from above, or its me that treads in the dog poo, etc etc.
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But over the months, I have come across a wonderful thing called variance which does go up and down more times than a yo yo in a lift.
Yes it does seem like the poker gods are against you at times when you bust out with a horrendous outdraw but that could realistically happen at any time in the tourney.
I was recently, watching from the rail , a Vegas QF which took ages for the bubble to burst!
I was then playing in a QF last night and became the BUBBLE!! Grrrrr. Anyway, I went out with my AJ v AQ which is what it is. However, when I had AA and AK on the BB, no one put a chip in the pot and I got walks. The bubble lasted ages (or seemed to). So either this software is now broken or you are way of the mark there.
You lose the hand and you leave still convinced you were right about them, except of course for that one hand. Even if you weren't.
every exit hand i go out on are when ive got a big starting hand either pocket pair whether low or high usualy Ks or trips and lose constantly. but i can be proud in the fact that i am going out with a big hand and not just any old cra p. which shows im making moves when i think im ahead unfortunately timing is everything and in those cercumstances your just unlucky and have to move on.