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[QUOTE="baudib1, post: 1412298, member: 47606"]
So, I've been running bad lately, don't have to go into too many details, I'm sure everyone can relate. There have been session where I play really well, play small ball, take people off hands, make good reads and laydowns...and then when it comes time to flip for big pots, I lose them.

This has been going on for a while, maybe 5-6 weeks. But for the most part, I am playing sound fundamental poker, getting the big money in while crushing or flipping.

The past week or so I've been making terrible decisions...for instance, tonight I called two all-ins with just AK on a KT2, two flush flop. The problem was there were two loose players in the pot, inflating the pot, but also the tightest player at the table shoved. I know I should fold there, but I talked myself into thinking she also had AK or a Royal flush draw, and that the others had worse draws. Of course, she had TTT...I had never seen her play a set that way before, but she had to have me beat.

I think the problem is I make really excellent reads on players when I'm not in the hand, but have trouble making laydowns when I'm in it and the pot is large.

I think I need a break, or some basic advice to get back to winning again.
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