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BoyRobot777
Joined: 26.01.2009

To JazBenz.

I see that you are a young guy full of hopes, "right" behaviour and what not. Keep up.

You use passion for argument, when the pot odds are only mechanical math. What passion has to do with me pushing in being ahead and losing? Passion can only give you will to do something over and over again, seek perfection, but not create "antibadbeat bubble". And i ran out of it when i face none ending stream of bullshit hands.

Greed is motive that drives a lot of people. Money gives you freedom to do anything you want. And i'm seeking freedom, not money or greed. And i see it as a valid motive.

Am not going to even comment on your view on forex. Its just plain stupid.


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supeyrio
Joined: 11.11.2009

i bet you'll play poker again because forex is too tough for u


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BoyRobot777
Joined: 26.01.2009

Originally posted by supeyrio
i bet you'll play poker again because forex is too tough for u

Thank you. I admire people being mean to each other for no reason whatsoever.


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Buhas
Joined: 17.07.2007

Man you need to rest, take a break.

Can you show some graphs? how many SNGs is during your downswing?
How many BI you used for each level?


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Schrader69
Joined: 08.03.2008

bluff more


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same,same, fkn same. fuck this shit. less than half of poker players win, i am just another loser, hahahaha , fuck this shit , HAHAHAHA. just another sucker hahahaha


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churchilland
Joined: 26.01.2011

i would advice to download from internet audio book "poker mindset" would explain everything much more clearly than I could


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First of all, merry xmas to everyone, winners or losers! :tongue:

I suggest we all take a look again at the video of BRM, and not forget some other issues too:

1. When u play poker for fun (and get some money too), do not forget the 1st clause: u play poker for fun!
2. When u play to get money and u see it in a more "professional" manner, u have to consider, that even in your professional life there are downturns!! What do u do then? Quit, or try harder, or change your attitude and strategy??
(This is also a question about forex involvment)
And please, don't tell me that luck isn't a factor in one's professional life!!

Merry xmas again, I wish u health, love and happiness, and chips on your side of the table!


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supeyrio
Joined: 11.11.2009

Originally posted by BoyRobot777

Originally posted by supeyrio
i bet you'll play poker again because forex is too tough for u

Thank you. I admire people being mean to each other for no reason whatsoever.

not being mean, just stating it as a matter of fact... ok opinion. remember my words ;)
not saying its impossible though.


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Tarhonya
Joined: 18.07.2010

Hi,

Watching your PTR I came to the conclusion that you lack of self-discipline. This thread points that way too.

I'm not saying that you have to love something that you're doing, but you have to have discipline. Now, as I see it, you can go try forex, but with your mindset - not poker mindset, but mindset in general - most likely you'll fail miserable. That's it. I think you should work on that and continue poker since you're way closer to make money from it than learning forex.

No offense.


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

Hi BoyRobot777.

Wow you really are having a tough time of it aren't you?
I won't bore you with all that;' It's great to get it all in versus a guy with 2% outs' crap, blah blah blah, because you know all that anyway.

I am not a psychologist and far from expert in anything, but I just wondered if there were things outside poker that are influencing your mood as well. It can be that family, myself, my finances, health, job, whatever, have a major impact on my state of mind. I'm not saying this is your 'problem' as such, just that it 'could' be part of the trouble.

I'm very fortunate that these things don't detract from my performance because I can distance myself from them when playing, most times at least.

I ask because it's mot often that bad beats and suckouts etc., would have this strong an effect on a previously winning player is all.
These are just my opinions and not meant to delve into your private life or insult you, so feel free to ignore them if you wish.

I do hope that whatever decision you make, you are happy with.

Regards,

Mal.


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KillerFishes
Joined: 11.07.2010

Hey ... you bet who's more unlucky?

4000bb under EV :))

You can check that graph in my blog ... It's ok, just improve! Focus on your game and very soon you'll go up :)

Good luck!


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Originally posted by BoyRobot777
What i want to say. Luck plays a huge part in this game. You can talk its a game of skill and so on. But as long as i see suckouts which are under 2% or less, this just proves how sick this game is, and if you encounter these kinds of hands more than one every week or few days in a row i think its time to realize that you are in the wrong place.

If that wasnt the case then there would be 0 money to be made here


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jpcool
Joined: 17.10.2008

i also have my share of sick bad beats!!! losing on insanely stupid cards and also busted 3 poker accounts but i keep on trying to improve my game, been down 3 times but i just take a break and kept coming back. i have take away the fun part cause sometimes its not fun to lose money fun comes in when your winning. i just put it in my mind find a gameplan based on exp. that profits.. =)


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Vygantas82
Joined: 02.04.2010

Originally posted by jpcool
i also have my share of sick bad beats!!! losing on insanely stupid cards and also busted 3 poker accounts but i keep on trying to improve my game, been down 3 times but i just take a break and kept coming back. i have take away the fun part cause sometimes its not fun to lose money fun comes in when your winning. i just put it in my mind find a gameplan based on exp. that profits.. =)

maybie 4th time you should start learning poker from FL


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OP,it seems like you made up your mind and no advice will ever deter you from quitting poker.

I wish you the very best in everything else you want to pursue.May you find your place so that you can peace your mind.


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JazBenz
Joined: 09.02.2010

Originally posted by BoyRobot777
To JazBenz.

I see that you are a young guy full of hopes, "right" behaviour and what not. Keep up.

You use passion for argument, when the pot odds are only mechanical math. What passion has to do with me pushing in being ahead and losing? Passion can only give you will to do something over and over again, seek perfection, but not create "antibadbeat bubble". And i ran out of it when i face none ending stream of bullshit hands.

Greed is motive that drives a lot of people. Money gives you freedom to do anything you want. And i'm seeking freedom, not money or greed. And i see it as a valid motive.

Am not going to even comment on your view on forex. Its just plain stupid.

First of all, Im a girl with hopes and dreams. Second, my view on forex is stupid? Really? So I guess you dont give a shit that speculating on food prices drives up the price of food in the poorest countries on the planet and people have to spend 50% (!!!) of their income on food. Greed is a motive that drives a lot of people? Why the fuck do you think the world is in the state that it is in, because of irresponsible people who dont give a shit about anyone but themselves. Anyway, this is more about what doesnt work. Playing poker for the motive of greed, doesnt work. Luck will not be on your side. So yeah it is probably the best to quit poker.


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BoyRobot777
Joined: 26.01.2009

Originally posted by JazBenz

Originally posted by BoyRobot777
To JazBenz.

I see that you are a young guy full of hopes, "right" behaviour and what not. Keep up.

You use passion for argument, when the pot odds are only mechanical math. What passion has to do with me pushing in being ahead and losing? Passion can only give you will to do something over and over again, seek perfection, but not create "antibadbeat bubble". And i ran out of it when i face none ending stream of bullshit hands.

Greed is motive that drives a lot of people. Money gives you freedom to do anything you want. And i'm seeking freedom, not money or greed. And i see it as a valid motive.

Am not going to even comment on your view on forex. Its just plain stupid.

First of all, Im a girl with hopes and dreams. Second, my view on forex is stupid? Really? So I guess you dont give a shit that speculating on food prices drives up the price of food in the poorest countries on the planet and people have to spend 50% (!!!) of their income on food. Greed is a motive that drives a lot of people? Why the fuck do you think the world is in the state that it is in, because of irresponsible people who dont give a shit about anyone but themselves. Anyway, this is more about what doesnt work. Playing poker for the motive of greed, doesnt work. Luck will not be on your side. So yeah it is probably the best to quit poker.

Omfg, this is such a childish view. What do you do besides posting here to change any of that? Are you studing law or whatever to preserve or fight for those people rights? Do you try to change something in your country? You are as much pathetic human being as any other if you are just talking and not doing.

And secondly, why do people go to work? Why do they sit in their jobs from 8 to 8. Why do most people play poker after work/instead of work. Money, freedom. They want to make a better life for themselves and the people that are surrounding them. For their family. If you were poor, not educated girl, not raised in normal enviroment which NEEDS MONEY you wouldnt post here. The hippy era is over. There are ways to fight or help people who are in need only when you succeded and have power to do that, influence. You shouldnt blame me for all the shit is going on, you should blame people who have the power to change something and doesnt. So grow up. Yes huge hedge funds and banks fluctuate prices, and this crises is made by banks, BUT screaming in this forum you wont change anything. Go out there and foght instead of blaming in Pokerstrategy forum


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BoyRobot777
Joined: 26.01.2009

Originally posted by Heffron89

Originally posted by BoyRobot777
What i want to say. Luck plays a huge part in this game. You can talk its a game of skill and so on. But as long as i see suckouts which are under 2% or less, this just proves how sick this game is, and if you encounter these kinds of hands more than one every week or few days in a row i think its time to realize that you are in the wrong place.

If that wasnt the case then there would be 0 money to be made here

i understand that completly. I encourage such plays, but i mean after a dozen of suckouts you dont find any logic or comfort in those moves. You just sit there and luck how their luck unfolds in front of you...


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BoyRobot777
Joined: 26.01.2009

Originally posted by gadget51
Hi BoyRobot777.

Wow you really are having a tough time of it aren't you?
I won't bore you with all that;' It's great to get it all in versus a guy with 2% outs' crap, blah blah blah, because you know all that anyway.

I am not a psychologist and far from expert in anything, but I just wondered if there were things outside poker that are influencing your mood as well. It can be that family, myself, my finances, health, job, whatever, have a major impact on my state of mind. I'm not saying this is your 'problem' as such, just that it 'could' be part of the trouble.

I'm very fortunate that these things don't detract from my performance because I can distance myself from them when playing, most times at least.

I ask because it's mot often that bad beats and suckouts etc., would have this strong an effect on a previously winning player is all.
These are just my opinions and not meant to delve into your private life or insult you, so feel free to ignore them if you wish.

I do hope that whatever decision you make, you are happy with.

Regards,

Mal.

My only thing outside poker is that i'm not moving anywhere. It pisses me off, i'm stuck in the same routine for some time. Ofc i'm young, that should be that way. I will reach my goals if i work on it. But when you take a break, take a huge breath and after a while give another shot but just to find out that youre just not lucky enough. And beat after beat after beat after beat you realize theres nothing you can do about it. Nothing. And in the end you're left with couple of cents and just no will to start everything from scratches.

And like i said. It seems some players are more lucky than me. Their work pays off. While mine...


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