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Message: [QUOTE="budebuzz, post: 1432115, member: 65146"] Heres my recient example of being drop dead card dead in a live tournament. I am getting absolutly no playable cards for the first 20 hands so I start limping with a lot of things, suited connecters, some other suited cards and I either get raised out of it or nothing hits the flop. So I'm down about 1 fifth of my stack and I get A 8 off suit, and try to bluff in mid position, I actually scare everyone off except SB calls my continuation on the flop of K 8 3 rainbow. turn is a K and SB bets the pot and I fold and they show trip Ks. So a least four differend dealers have been rotated at my table and nothing changes. I am trying to last out the drought and when I do get something I will have some chips to battle with but I am now down to 3 fifths of my stack when my table is broken down and I get to go to a new table. This table is super agressive and I am short stack so after I loose a blind I am no down to less than 2 fifths and I get my best chance of K J suited so I am all in in strong position and I get two callers. The flop is K J 3 and the two remaining big stacks are going at it so I figure I am in big trouble, the turn is a Q and the river is another 3. I loose to K 3 off suit. Very bad day and never won a hand! I spoke to 3 of the tournament final table winners, two of them were in the top 3 and there were about 200 entraints. They all said they had incredable runs and had streaks that nothing went wrong for them and they were getting amazing cards and that is what got them to the final table. Does anyone want to challenge the luck theory? [/QUOTE]

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