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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6906820, member: 397965"]
Exactly. Of course there will always be some particular bad beats, that we remember. Like if we got it in with the nut flush on the flop against bottom pair, and then the opponent hit a runner-runner to win the pot with a full house. But in general we definitely dont want to dweel on hands, where we got unlucky. Unless of course we did not play them well and lost more, than we should. Running bad often lead to playing bad as well, and then things can get very ugly very fast.

Like maybe we flopped a set, but the turn brought in both flush- and straightdraws. And in spite of this we chose to overbet jam, even though we should know, that this will usually get most worse hands to fold and only better hands to call. But rather than awknowledging our mistake, after the opponent snap called us with his flush and held on the river, we focus on the fact, we got sucked out on by a flush - yet again. And so the negative cycle continue and reinforce.
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