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Does this ever happen to you during bad runs?
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[QUOTE="theANMATOR, post: 5449478, member: 377741"] [b]Consider a Different 'Type' of Game[/b] I do not experience the pessimism you describe - however I have experienced the run bad you describe,,, unfortunately several times. You might consider a different 'type' of game for a bit. Instead of playing in these tight, intense turbo events where the eventual all or nothing situation happens quickly/often, Something that you can get into that might lessen the tension you are feeling. Possibly a couple deep stack events with longer blind levels. By nature deeper stack events are less tense, initially, directly related to the structure, slower blinds, more chips to play with, less straight away - ALL or NOTHING situations. [I]Let's call. Time to end the bad run[/I]" 66 vs AK I'm a slow learner but this one I have learned numerous times, over and over again, Often - folding in marginal spots tends to lead towards the end of the run bad. :) [/QUOTE]
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