flop turn and river the worst cards every hand so tilted pretty sure I should just quit poker running unreal bad over a really long time pretty sure this isnt even real not much even happened today but I've been broken and now tilt very easily

Now would be a good time to HU4Rollz.... lol

it never stops btw

haha me too man, me too. I busted my roll a while back and I'm trying to get back up but I'm just getting burned in every hand. I've finally gotten over tilt and I'm aiming at winning another mtt before I start grinding plo again because it simply is impossible to profit in this ridiculous game without atleast 40 buyins. My advice is to stop playing for atleast a week and collect yourself. The easy tilt will go away once you take a break and put things back in perspective, trust me, I guarantee I lost way more than you and if I can come off life tilt after running as bad as I did you can. Just stop before there are holes in your basement walls, they are a bitch to get fixed.

thanks for the gifs, am running a solid 80 buyins under ev, and am feeling sorry for myself. so that cheered me up.

the r kelly one was spot on, all of them were A+ imo!

what maked u come back?

and how much did u loose?

Winning 13k in a tourny I won with a satellite that I paid with FPP made me come back. Just dicking around one thursday while playing red dead redemption, that's what takes some of the burn away, I never really lost any money that was in my bank account. Lost 170k, I guess we'll find out if I was a complete donk or not in the next few months. Don't really care what people think because I'm my harshest critic. Gonna try and final table another mtt then grind that back up, the mtt's on stars are insanely soft.

compared to what?

Like the sunday majors - warmup + million I think have reasonably strong field, atleast compared to other sites and most def tougher than most live tourneys less than 5k buyin


- I mean, competent players will have reasonable ROI (particularly the mtt specialists), but in the grand scheme of things the big stars mtts aren't super soft imo

warmup and million are way softer than a weekday $55.

maybe I just draw tough tables when I play them. Felt like the toughness of when the former FT $750k became multi entry and the table always comprised of like atleast 3-4 decent regs, 2-3 semi competent ppl and (possibly) 1 fish

But played like 4 live tourneys £330-550 over the summer, and the standard was appalling for how big the buyins were (comparatively)

i agree about majors MTTs at stars being tough. people used to tell me warm up and esp sunday million used to have tons of fishs, was ridic easy etc.

well, since i comeback at stars (this month) i saw isn't like that. i played on 2sundays, total probably 8-10tournaments. i don't remember my results, but i remember i found harder than should be. many many tables everyone playing TAG style. i thought id see many 60/20 drollers going all in pre w/ AToff for 80bbs, but even the donks know AT isn't good. also from middle stages nobody limps... i thought would be a limp fest.

that being said, i think they still profitable because some people are scared money. anyway isn't printing money like everyone says.

edit: forgot to say... rare to see players w/ bad bet sizing. almost everyone min raising from 2,3bbs. nobody is open 3bbs or 4bbs.. nobody is cbetting large on dry flops, i mean, people are making mistakes, but thin mistakes, not big.

online poker in general is much much tougher than it used to be. i remember the days where every single player at every single table had a note saying 'dnb, chaser'. now it's 'floats wide, v-bets thin otr, gets it in light vs me'.

talking about general poker getting much tougher, wtf is happenning at stars mid stakes PLO. games are very tough...

its standard see more than one reg 25/50+ playing 2/4 and 3/6... thats disgusting

Yeah Urubu, I've seen that. So many people playing 1 table of 10/20 and then 5 tables of 3/6 and 2/4, crazy crazy.

I looked at the 1/2 tables yesterday on stars, of all of them running, 1 had a "players to flop" of higher than 30%, for PLO, that's super disgusting.

But in all seriousness, even live games have gotten tougher over the last 2 years. It's very possible that i've gotten worse (probably), but I've noticed that the 5/5 and 5/10 games at my local are now much harder. It even seems that the old regfish have started learning new tricks...

I'm playing 1/2 with people I used to play 25/50 with... I for my part don't really beat the games anymore.

Yeah, Sauce123 is the latest addition.

i think its this month they suddenly got tougher, it will get looser again soon. I mean games cant suddenly dry up that fast. In summer the games were really good.

American fish are gone and regs have all moved to canada. Yes they can get suddenly tougher and I really think that's the reason.

$2/$4 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
iPoker
6 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG ($414)
UTG+1 ($425)
CO ($400)
BTN ($148)
goodeh (SB) ($564)
BB ($438)

Pre-Flop: ($6, 6 players) goodeh is SB J 10 8 Q
3 folds, BTN raises to $8, goodeh raises to $28, BB calls $24, BTN calls $20

Flop: A K 8 ($84, 3 players)
goodeh bets $63, BB calls $63, BTN goes all-in $120, goodeh calls $57.25, BB calls $57.25

Turn: 2 ($444.50, 3 players, 1 all-in)
goodeh goes all-in $416, BB goes all-in $289

River: 7 ($1,022.50, 3 players, 3 all-in)

Final Pot: $1,022.50
goodeh shows
J 10 8 Q
BB shows
Q 10 6 9
BTN shows
5 4 2 9

goodeh wins $1,148 (net +$583.75)

BB lost $437.25
BTN lost $148

I guess thats what we had to expect the longer we get past BF. Personally I think it´s not all that bad right now but I think games will dry up even more in the upcoming months for sure unless something major happens.

the other prob is, that many guys are going to play more in the next 2 month because they want to achieve SNE. I talked with some of the best regs up to 5k and nearly all oft them are in the SNE grind right now.

I saw i pay almost 6bb/100 rake at 2-4. Without considering rakeback, i think a lot of the tables are not even profitable...

6?? surely not

SNE gives you 10$/100 hands assuming 1 VPP/hand (which is a slightly low assumption) and assuming SNE first year is worth 100k and its worth a little more. That means 2.5bb/100, and it gives you about 65% rakeback first year, so you should be paying about 15$/100 in rake or 4bbs/100. I'm assuming you don't have a large enough sample size since 6bbs should be possible over a few sessions, but I can't see it being that high in general.

http://www.pokertableratings.com/pok...ot-limit-omaha