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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 1410530, member: 22087"] It is situational. If you sit at a table and get stacked three times, is it because you're getting it all in good and getting sucked out on, or are you misplaying hands? If some villain is just throwing chips around and is getting lucky, there's money to be made by staying [B]as long as you aren't tilting because of your own losses[/B]. I mean, the fish now has more chips to win. He's going to give them to someone at the table eventually, so it might as well be you. So basically, if you are in a profitable situation and have the desire to stay, stay. If you are steaming and want to stay, show some self control and leave. Personally, if I lose several buy-ins I'll start to play different. That means I should leave. Ideally one shouldn't ever be looking to catch up. There is no "catching up." You just play for what you can make in any given situation. Previous losses are not losses, they are information. All that matters is what you know, and current chip stacks. [/QUOTE]
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