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Message: [QUOTE="alienat3d, post: 4176647, member: 226185"] First of all i want to ask something essential: Are you sure, that you have a proper Bankroll Management Strategy, if you are already lose $100 of your $400 BR? Maybe it's time step back and start playing lower limits, until you have a stable +BB/100 stat over thousands hands? It's great, that you made your $20 to $400 in just three weeks, but how many hands it were? Are you so confident, that it wasn't just an upstreak? Did you played enough hands to say "Yes i beat my limit and i'm confident where i am playing!"? Many players do this mistake, as you rightly said "Maybe I feel like I'm entitled to win?". No you're not. And nobody is. That's why a proper Bankroll Management is an essential thing. You need a big distance, where you constantly play with +BB/100 to say, that you can afford to step forward and give a try on a higher limit. Especially with cash games you shall be very careful, as the money flows very quickly over there. In addition, i want to remind you to keep an eye on yourself, that you are not tilt playing and that you are playing your A-Game. If you have a feeling you don't. Close your tables instantly before next Big Blind. Better if you take time at that point and analyze your hands, where you are loosing and think about, how could you play that hand better. Another most common mistake, that many players do - putting a villain on a specific hand (pretty often it could accomplish nuts). This is wrong. You should start putting on a range, not on a specific hand, then it's more likely, that you guess it right and your decisions post flop will be more accurate and easier. And as i said, if you think that downswing makes your style worse and you tighten up yourself and lose at too many spots, because of lack of aggression, it only means you are playing too high limits, where you are not very confident at. Go at lower limits and grind them, until you get your confidence back and start winning again. Then you could say, okay i try to come back higher and try continue playing, as i did before. Let's see how it work this time. If you know what i mean. [/QUOTE]

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