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Is it possible to always run on the unlucky side? Is it possible to always run on the unlucky side?

10-13-2014 , 10:46 PM
op your so bad you suck your posts suck

and you DARE say anything bad back I will knock you out, your a slime snot in my nose and i have finger flicked you and your ****ty posts at the wall.
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10-13-2014 , 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Queen of No
I think you would benefit from efforts to think positively -- whether you read books aimed at directing you at more positive thinking or whether you find coaching or a course.

For example: thinking "I want" leaves room for "I won't". Thinking "I will" makes a huge difference.

I've sat at poker tables with people who, despite playing for many years longer than I have, have never hit a high hand or any other sort of jackpot. Some bemoan it. The common trait I see in the ones that bemoan it is: they think they won't hit one.

One night there was a guy at the table and he got down to his last $11.. he stood up and was ready to scoop it up and walk away defeated. So I told him to decide he was going to win instead of lose (I knew that the $11 wasn't a big factor for him -- it was just the last of his self-imposed buy-in limit). while the current hand was being played out, I told him the story about how I had gotten down to $3 one night when I was first playing poker and refused to buy in again. I shoved my $3 with A, 6 os. The flop came down KK 9. There was a flurry of betting. The turn was a K. More betting -- still multiple players in the pot. The river was the case K. More furious betting. Had I not been all-in preflop, I assuredly would have folded on the flop. Hands get shown for the various side pots, then finally for the main pot: I was the one player holding an ace! I scooped the paltry main pot but won the high hand of $200.

He smiled after I told him the story.. seemed to think for a few seconds and sat back down. He looked at his hole cards -- and shoved when his turn came. He won the pot. He doubled up once again. Within 10 minutes he had a high hand on the board that held up.

Do I think it will work miraculously every time? No. But I do think positive thinking affects "luck". I do find that when I'm grumpy or feeling negative I don't play well, my intuition is off, I don't win high hands, or win flips at the table, and seem to have my pocket pairs crushed time and again. If I can't get my head back into positive zone, it's time to leave, because it doesn't matter what i get dealt - - some loosey goosey will call a $60 preflop bet (at $1//2) and crack my aces with his 6, 3 (suited of course!). However, if I can get back to upbeat and positive, then cards do seem to all flow the right way -- and the heaters surprise even me (personal best: in one hour of live play: 2 straight flushes, quad aces, quad kings, a few boats -- but in one hand I folded pre-flop the nut card -- a 6 of spades -- to another straight flush).

Okay this has to be banworthy

TLDR strat-filled reply to a TLDR dumb rigtard OP

seriously?

**** this thread so hard
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10-13-2014 , 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by slyc16


just got a new laptop 2 weeks ago. these are my last 2 weeks. old laptop is left in my old home. i assure you rest is similar.

having said this i said "Feel" because I dont believe ev all in and pot won is an accurate judgement of how good you run. but it serves as an general idea i guess
no one believes that you just got a new laptop, no one is assured that you run terribly by your incredibly small sample

have you considered the idea that you could be running bad AND suck at poker at the same time and that's why you lost that money?

Last edited by bjsmith22; 10-13-2014 at 11:54 PM. Reason: PS you aren't running bad, you just suck
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10-14-2014 , 02:05 AM
gahh!!
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10-14-2014 , 02:34 AM
OP I don't ever visit this section so maybe you'll take advantage of my lack of experience here. I'll be as constructive as I can. I'm a live player. I haven't played online poker since a few months before Black Friday. I used to be convinced I ran horribly. I would tell myself that I had the worst luck and if I could run better then I'd be a winning player. Guess what, I'm still not convinced I run that well but being a losing player was because I sucked. I made bad decision after bad decision.

I got scared of opponents ranges and jammed when it wasn't the right time. I jammed all my big hands and people figured me out. I don't think I was unlucky as much as people knew which ranges to play against me. That may not be true for you but being a losing player has far more to do with decisions than luck. You can counter bad luck by learning to play better. I've had to do it.

My experience may not mean much to you. So let me focus on you. Have you looked at that graph? Do you see how many points where your all in EV drops below positive? Do you see how many times your all in EV is on a downward trend? I'm not talking about the results which do closely mirror it. Youre not getting it in as big of a favorite as your post indicates. Even in your small sample there are signs that you're incorrectly pushing and blaming luck. I've been there. Poker is incredibly difficult to play well. Online is even more challenging with all the software and stats. Focus on your play.
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10-14-2014 , 03:06 AM
Seems like you're really unlucky or really bad at poker, or possibly a combination of both. Whichever of the three it is, you should probably give up.
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10-14-2014 , 03:23 AM
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Originally Posted by bjsmith22
Okay this has to be banworthy

TLDR strat-filled reply to a TLDR dumb rigtard OP

seriously?

**** this thread so hard
You may not like my post (and evidence a lack of reading comprehension in your interpretation), but there's nothing "bannable" other than your repeated harassment.

Being a positive thinker is a great foundation to improving/learning. Knowing you need to learn more doesn't guarantee you will learn, deciding you WILL learn makes the difference.

Meanwhile, if you think it takes skill to win flips -- please clue us all in as to how to hone that "skill". Otherwise most people will continue to (rightfully) believe that there is an element of luck.

I don't know what your issue is with me, other than that you're apparently a misogynist, but whatever it is -- just work through it. I know you can do it!
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10-14-2014 , 03:39 AM
this is BBV, there is no strat in BBV

Also, I don't hate apparently women, I apparently hate you. It's amusing that you immediately concluded that the fact that you are apparently a female is the reason why I apparently hate you when there is so much apparently hate-worthy stuff about you:

probably fat
stupid
annoying
sucks at poker
makes sucky poker threads in BBV
talks strat in BBV
probably not actually a female

the list goes on
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10-14-2014 , 06:10 AM
It seems that you write too much OP, start from there.
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10-14-2014 , 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by bjsmith22
this is BBV, there is no strat in BBV

Also, I don't hate apparently women, I apparently hate you. It's amusing that you immediately concluded that the fact that you are apparently a female is the reason why I apparently hate you when there is so much apparently hate-worthy stuff about you:

probably fat
stupid
annoying
sucks at poker
makes sucky poker threads in BBV
talks strat in BBV
probably not actually a female

the list goes on
why do i need to prove to you i got a new laptop. i posted to get some constructive feedbacks and i got some. I know I am not the best player or whatever, I never solely blame it on luck, I said I am still trying to maximize my play and learn and game. so apparently there are gonna be *** alls like you who comes and post negative sh it. why don't you just *** off you piece of sh it.


everyone else who posted the constructive feedbacks I appreciated it.
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10-14-2014 , 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by bjsmith22
no one believes that you just got a new laptop, no one is assured that you run terribly by your incredibly small sample

have you considered the idea that you could be running bad AND suck at poker at the same time and that's why you lost that money?
I am not saying im the best player. but I just said I am practically even for the year. I am not losing money, just not winning. so yea I know i don't suck. I may not handle variance well, and im not trying to be a poker pro or anything I am just playing as a hobby and I want to win.

so yea, have you ever consider not to leave negative comments when your whole intention is to just trash people? go and use your entire life saving of 200$ and go get a hooker. good luck playing your 6max hyper with no HUD and keep complaining about YOUR downswing. thought you were a boss but apparently you can't handle the swings either. maybe you suck too?
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10-14-2014 , 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Queen of No
I think you would benefit from efforts to think positively -- whether you read books aimed at directing you at more positive thinking or whether you find coaching or a course.

For example: thinking "I want" leaves room for "I won't". Thinking "I will" makes a huge difference.

I've sat at poker tables with people who, despite playing for many years longer than I have, have never hit a high hand or any other sort of jackpot. Some bemoan it. The common trait I see in the ones that bemoan it is: they think they won't hit one.

One night there was a guy at the table and he got down to his last $11.. he stood up and was ready to scoop it up and walk away defeated. So I told him to decide he was going to win instead of lose (I knew that the $11 wasn't a big factor for him -- it was just the last of his self-imposed buy-in limit). while the current hand was being played out, I told him the story about how I had gotten down to $3 one night when I was first playing poker and refused to buy in again. I shoved my $3 with A, 6 os. The flop came down KK 9. There was a flurry of betting. The turn was a K. More betting -- still multiple players in the pot. The river was the case K. More furious betting. Had I not been all-in preflop, I assuredly would have folded on the flop. Hands get shown for the various side pots, then finally for the main pot: I was the one player holding an ace! I scooped the paltry main pot but won the high hand of $200.

He smiled after I told him the story.. seemed to think for a few seconds and sat back down. He looked at his hole cards -- and shoved when his turn came. He won the pot. He doubled up once again. Within 10 minutes he had a high hand on the board that held up.

Do I think it will work miraculously every time? No. But I do think positive thinking affects "luck". I do find that when I'm grumpy or feeling negative I don't play well, my intuition is off, I don't win high hands, or win flips at the table, and seem to have my pocket pairs crushed time and again. If I can't get my head back into positive zone, it's time to leave, because it doesn't matter what i get dealt - - some loosey goosey will call a $60 preflop bet (at $1//2) and crack my aces with his 6, 3 (suited of course!). However, if I can get back to upbeat and positive, then cards do seem to all flow the right way -- and the heaters surprise even me (personal best: in one hour of live play: 2 straight flushes, quad aces, quad kings, a few boats -- but in one hand I folded pre-flop the nut card -- a 6 of spades -- to another straight flush).
wow,a previous OP and the current OP,both posting walls of tldr text,both taking BBV too seriously and comments too personally..

A match made in heaven

Spoiler:
Dont hit it (current)OP,shes a shemale
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10-14-2014 , 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by slyc16
go and use your entire life saving of 200$ and go get a hooker
ZIING

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thought you were a boss but apparently you can't handle the swings either. maybe you suck too?
OH SNAP
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10-14-2014 , 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by slyc16
I am not saying im the best player. but I just said I am practically even for the year. I am not losing money, just not winning. so yea I know i don't suck. I may not handle variance well, and im not trying to be a poker pro or anything I am just playing as a hobby and I want to win.

so yea, have you ever consider not to leave negative comments when your whole intention is to just trash people? go and use your entire life saving of 200$ and go get a hooker. good luck playing your 6max hyper with no HUD and keep complaining about YOUR downswing. thought you were a boss but apparently you can't handle the swings either. maybe you suck too?
lol bro why you so mad

and if im spending my life savings of 200 on anything its going to be on internet for the next 4 months so I can keep laughing and crying at you and your apparently female partner in filling BBV with strat and walls of text
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10-15-2014 , 04:49 AM
nah.. I was too busy working on my short stack game tonight to post a wall of text -- but I made a few bad calls/bad bet sizes while I was doing it. :-(

Had to do 3 buy-ins of $60 at $1/2... cashed out with $779.. had it up to about $1000 at one point. I need to work more on not getting sucked out on by limpers and also in imprudently getting caught up in my sets/overpairs.

More to learn! yay!

Last edited by Queen of No; 10-15-2014 at 05:18 AM.
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10-15-2014 , 06:52 PM
What doesn't belong in BBV?
- BBV isn't meant for poker advice. If you want to ask a question about a hand or poker in general please visit the appropriate strat forum

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/54...013-a-1014173/



fuuuuuuuuuuu
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10-15-2014 , 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Illuminati19
Bro, have you not figured it out yet?

Pokerstars is a slot machine, not poker. There are so many contextual pattern flaws that are blatantly cheating players. Yes, you are being cheated by pokerstars because they never had any intention of giving you a fair game (i.e. cards running under normal distribution).

Ah that's all well and good you rig-tard idiot. Watcha gonna do about it? Quit? Nah. Better just to let pokerstars cheat FOR you than let pokerstars cheat YOU. How do you do that? **** man.

Step 1: Become an uber-cynical mother****er
Steo 2: Open your ****ing eyes
Step 3: Practice and experiment
Step 4: WIN LIKE A MOFO

So with your ****ing eyes wide ****ing open, watch how people are running. If some Russian ****er is playing T J suited all-in and cracking AA and KK, then next hand he shoves AK vs KK, hits, then gets KK and holds vs AK, just don't play him. It's that simple. Pokerstars is cheating to let this player win every hand. And you know it's true. YOU KNOW IT. You know you won't hit your draw but the other ****er will 100%. Don't play when the software has blatantly made it impossible for you to win that hand vs that player.

Some players will run like this MOST of the time, others will have good days and bad days. You need to figure out who is on a life-time pokerstars ****** RUSSIAN heater and who is just having a good day. Honestly, after a couple of weeks, you will know what's what. Don't be scared to check and see who has been winning the games you want to play that day. Check the mtt results. You see some dude at your table that has been to one or more FTs already that day, just ****ing avoid him. Either pokerstars is cheating for him or he's an excellent player, either way you're ****ed.

Watch how players run in different formats. Some guys run amazing in slow-blind mtts, some guys run amazing in turbo mtts, some that run amazing in mtts run bad in sngs and cash and vice-versa.

Keep an eye out for the position shovers. Some days, pokerstars will let a particular position-shover (i.e. button and SB stealing) hit every single time they get called. Again, AVOID. It's not ****ing difficult. If some spaztard shoves 2 9 from the SB and lucks out all the time, when you are in the BB and holding A Qs and he shoves again, if you are anywhere near the bubble or in any way care about this tournament, ****ing fold. It's that simple.

After cashing out, don't even DREAM of playing high stakes. If anything, drop down a level, play a few less tables, take it easy for a few days. If you are lucky, your BR will survive and you can live the dream another day without bashing old Mr. Visa Debit all ****ing day long.

CONVERSELY, on the RAREST of occasions when Pokerstars will cheat IN YOUR FAVOUR (i.e. you run + EV), just ****ing crucify everyone around you. Seriously. Position steal like 80%. You will win most hands and MOST of the experienced regs will take the avoiding action I recommended above. Pokerstars is so ****ing sick. I went on a reasonable run-good one afternoon, make a few FTs etc then go and play sngs. I KNOW I'm hot so I'm sitting at $60 and $100 sngs, open-shoving from every position for 50 consecutive hands. Every time I was ahead, I held, every time I was behind, I sucked out.

It's honestly that simple.

Pokerstars is a ****ing slot machine. When it gives you a chance of a good board, just keep slapping those buttons until you hit the jackpot. When you know the slot machine isn't likely to pay out, limit your exposure at all costs.

All this crap you are talking about run-bads and losing QQ vs A9 etc, I GUARANTEE if you had filtered your opponents according to the method I outlined and adjusted your play accordingly, you wouldn't feel this grief.

Anyways, gl gl and I hope you can learn to read the slot machine better in future
of course his SN is illuminati19. lol
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10-17-2014 , 05:14 AM
OP... Running 6 buyins under EV in 10K is nothing. If you play 500k hands you will more than likely have several periods where you run 15-20 buy ins under or over EV. It's normal.

Also, HEM2 had a report called "races" and you see what your all in equity was vs the amount of times you actually won. Check it out and see if you are really running that bad in flips.
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10-17-2014 , 06:03 AM
OP, this is action at 25nl


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10-17-2014 , 04:27 PM
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