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Message: [QUOTE="Ecomdan, post: 1243770, member: 54934"] Yeah, but its hard to let go. When you've been catching cards and flopping monsters for a long time then when it all suddenly dries up its too easy to think you're still ahead, call huge bets with top pair or something and go back into the red. My last couple of live sessions I started out great flopped about 3 full houses in my first 10 hands and got paid off every time by guys with straights and trips, then I'd feel invincible and more or less throw it all away. Then the session just turned into me trying to break even, which I did - the first time. The second time I actually managed to make a monster profit because, on my third buy in, I stuck it out til about 5am, the table was soooo loose and I got reraised all in by a big stack with 2nd pair and a straight draw when I had a set. That was nice :) But like Waldorood said, knowing when my rush was over would have made it a much more profitable night overall. [/QUOTE]