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Message: [QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 6647193, member: 51710"] My first losing session. My luck has run out. Played 6 tournaments this weekend. $60, $35, $60, $70, $60, $70 were my buy-ins. Only cashed one tournament for $316, tipped the tournament $11, so $305. Overall, I'm down $50. I had fun but at the same time, it was annoying when i got backdoored flushed left and right. Also, my trapping plays screw me over left and right. Limp shove with Kings and Queens pre-flop, and then player who had called other's raise light and then get squeezed by me, couldnt let go of the pot, so they call me down with Ace high or low pocket pair against my Kings and Queens and either hits ace on the flop everytime or hit their set on the flop. Frustrating weekend. I will be playing in Reno again beginning of May and then Vegas again during memorial day weekend. But as of now, I am not happy with the results. Clearly i know there are variances and downswings but when you keep losing to bad players who shouldve been punished for bad decisions but get rewarded instead, its not pleasant. There are games where i can admit tournament was tough or i didnt play well, so i get knocked out. Or even if someone bad beat me, if i can put myself in their shoes with their hand and that i wouldve done the same thing, i can accept the bad beat and move on. But when complete fish or morons make terrible decisions that I wouldnt have done in that situation, put their entire tournament on the line with dominated hand and outflop me to get rewarded, i think its best to give it a rest for now. Live is more frustrating than online. At least online, u dont see bad player's ugly face and excessive celebration of suckout. I am recalling now another element cc helped me with coping with bad beats in the past. But live is little different than online. [/QUOTE]

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