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Message: [QUOTE="3betfish, post: 4470047, member: 311879"] Been playing a lot of live NLHE and some PLO here and there. When I play online, I really enjoy playing PLO as it is a nice change from my typical NLHE 6 table grind at the microstakes. My online bankroll was $180 and I was taking shots at $10NL. If I dropped down to $150, I would go back down to $5NL and work my way up again. With my $180 roll, I decided to take shots at $100PLO and turned my bankroll up to $1200. After that I got hooked to the 'higher' stakes and grew up to $1500. Eventually I played this hand: Hero looks down at KhTh9c8c Board: QhJh2h-3d-9c I had $1400 stack in $3/$6 game and played for my entire stack against the very nut flush. 2nd nuts wasn't good enough, and I should've known after his 4 bet. I lost my entire roll and fell back down to ~$100, which I played away in tilt. Attached in spoiler are graphs lol: [SPOILER][IMG]https://i.gyazo.com/f6f01aebf0bd513f08e4f5aae04d3817.png[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.gyazo.com/c7d462e16f3354acdca3cfe0bd256897.png[/IMG][/SPOILER] (Yes I still practice good BRM in my live poker roll. Yes I learned my lesson. Yes I will still grind online and attempt to build a roll and get better.) Other than that "badish beat", I been playing well at PLO. Rarely make mistake as I found that people are playing TOO MANY HANDS, calling pot raises too frequently and limping too often. So I simply tightened my range and played post flop as optimal as I can. Just wanted to let my frustration out on this thread. Anyone can berate me and say "you shouldn't do that shit" and stuff like that - obviously this is all textbook stuff. [/QUOTE]

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