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[QUOTE="steve22055, post: 4565183, member: 17938"] You are going to lose hands on the turn and river regardless of how far ahead you believe you are. It's poker! We tend to remember the losses and not the winners. I could tell you many of the losses I've incurred but few of the winners with good starting hands. I thought I was losing so much of the time with AA but after looking at my stats, it's only been 31% (18/59) since May 1st. So AA is a winner for me 69% of the time when I go to a showdown. What you don't say is if you are shoving all your chips when you think you're ahead but haven't seen all the cards. Since you've only been playing 5 months or so, would suggest you study the game. Read some books, watch some videos, and post some of your hands here in CardsChat for others to help you analyze where you went wrong or if you just got beat by a better hand. Asking for help is a good start! Good luck on the tables! [/QUOTE]
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