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Originally Posted by swagurrrr
Took $20 to $400 playing mtts and hu hypers.....and spazzed out today. My tilt isn't really playing bad- I mean it might- I definitely tilted after I lost 90% of my stack in the mtt today after runner runner, but I grinded my stack back up to almost whole and lost a sick hand set over set.
So when I tilt- I specifically play way way too high and will basically play hu hypers for rolls. I'm a winning player at that game, but playing $100NL Hypers vs. $10 Hypers or even $50 hypers which I do play occasionally against two specific regs who I'm beating, is a big difference.
Of course I lost both, the first to a 3 outter. The 2nd he hit the flop harder than I did, and it's not hard to have close calls in hypers. I didn't even play bad, but when youre entire bankroll is on the line even variance can kill you if you don't win.
To anyone out there, if you feel like playing with your entire bankroll, don't. It's not worth it. I have a such a hard time to control that urge. I was so good this month. I wasn't playing a lot, I was studying quite a bit....and one day just sabotages a months worth of results.
Let's see if I can take a break, and grind $18 back to $400 next month playing $1Spins and $5 Hypers after I build my bankroll up to $50
Anyone out there deal with this? I feel so bad while its happening and even worse afterwards.
It's like any addiction, leak or personal weakness in life.
No amount of theorising, advice, planning or strategy will ever free yourself from it.
The only thing that ever will, is when you one day say "no more" to whatever the thing is, and then never do it again.
If you don't ever get to the "no more" point in your life, you will probably be the same way indefinitely.