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[QUOTE="Prolaznik, post: 507226, member: 17650"]
I'll tell you some different things...

Raising with Q9s in UTG+2 is fairly loose, but it's not crazy (you were first in). On some tables or situations, it's a good move or at least reasonable. But that's not the issue...

You were 2:1 favorite and lost. So what? You will always loose one of every three such hands. It's just normal...
Such a losses are not a problem. The problem is if you're alter your play because of emotions. And it seems that you do...

Next hand. You limped with KTs in MP1 as first in, which isn't a very good move (although not a very bad one). However, it's a clearly worse move than folding or raising. You probably know it, but you limped anyway.

The folding of KT in MP1 just can't be a bad move. But you didn't, probably because of greed.

Raising (when you're first in) can be a little bit better or little bit worse than folding. It depends (table, situation etc...)
If you're raising Q9s in UTG+2, then you must raise a KTs in MP1. But you didn't. Why? Probably fear, perhaps luck of energy.

What I am trying to say? If you have enough knowledge and still losing, it's because of emotions. Bad beats are irrelevant in a long run.

You were big underdog before flop, but luckily flopped a ten and became big  favorite. Then your opp luckily turned a queen and became big favorite again. It happens; it's perfectly normal in poker.

I don't know whether you're winner or looser. But, if you're going to quit - you've chosen a wrong reason...
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