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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5430286, member: 397965"] Usually this is a result of selective memory. If you use a tracker like PT4, it will calculate your all-in adjusted C as well as the actual C, and after a significant number of hands like 100.000 they will tend to be relatively close together. One might be 1BB / 100 higher or lower than the other, but very rarely will there be a huge gap like 5 BB / 100 or 10 BB / 100. So if you lose, its because of something else, and focusing on bad beats just takes your attention away from the things, you actually control. For people feeling like this I will recommend to play on PokerStars and always use their all-in cash out option. You will be paying 1% more rake, but you will no longer have this excuse, that you only lose because you run bad in all-in situations. Your actual C will be exactly the same as the all-in adjusted one, less the 1% rake. [/QUOTE]