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How do you deal with downswings?
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[QUOTE="pcgnome, post: 4860265, member: 70926"] Back in September, I ran deep into several online tournaments on BCP, and I was able to get paid by check a couple of times. I tried playing the cash games with 36 cards 25/50 and I made $100 in a few days. The check options are okay there. For $65 you can receive your money in less than 48 hours. The regular mail which comes at no cost takes about a week. So my balance was at $150, and I tried to cash out but the regular mail option was not available. So I had to get another $15 to be able to get paid $100. I knew a downswing was coming. It's happened to me dozens of times when I fall a little bit short of the withdrawal minimum. I soon started to begin noticing that this 6+ game has lots of river suck outs. And I entered a $150 live tourney where I drew a pair of kings w/KQs on the flop and double barreled against a guy that wouldn't fold an A-To. Q on the turn. J on the river. Pissed me off that he wouldn't lay down a hand that only had 16% equity. So I quit and totally forgot about poker for the next two months. Alright, in my last live tournament I finished 14th out of 413. Sometimes you play too hard and you just need to take a break. [/QUOTE]
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