luckbox69

well it appears my "variance" is still going the wrong way. I took a breather for 3 days, thought it might be time to test the waters again.I had one guy at a 2-5 table, with a stack about 4 thousand dollars. first hand I had against him, I flopped a straight, he called me all in with 2 pair. Apparently this guy was calling every hand. He paid me off and I was 600 at this point. From that point on, no matter how much I raised it, he was determined to get his money back. I find myself sitting with AA one hand and raise $75. The fcking guy calls me with 88 and hits an 8. flop was actua

Hi there maybe someone can answer this... i'd like to know how others feel.I've been playing poker for about a year now, and generally play live 1-2 NL. Anyhow, I used to think poker was about patience and good play... I won several tournaments and was making a regular cash in flow at the local casino at cash games playing a tight aggressive game.Over the last month I was able to make a healthy 6 000 dollar profit. There were days I would leave down 200 which was my limit for losses. Most days I left up... that is until this week.I had a horrendous 4 days of live poker playing. on day 1,