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[QUOTE="pokergod15, post: 778208, member: 38422"] online poker for the most part is all about utilizing your streaks good and bad. when you're on a cold streak, you can't win hands and that's just a fact. you have to think of poker as a long term committment. its very hard to profit every single day, although some of us do. after you suffer a bad beat you CANNOT jump to higher stkaes to win it back, more times than not you'll be broke within a half hour. you just have to face that facts that bad beats happen and if it's really bothering you then get off for an hour to cool down. it's all psychological. jumping to higher stakes is the worst thing u can do after a bad beat. you don't play nearly the same as when you started. trust me i know. if you want to play and i mean play consistantly every day, managing your bankroll will be by far the biggest key to success. you have to play within your bankroll. for example, i play $110 sit and goes and 2/4 pl omaha. i always make sure i keep atleast $5000 - 7000 in my account. bad beats happen and yeah it can clean waht u got on the table out, but you have to have enuff money left in reserve to rebuy and win it back, but win it back smartly. [/QUOTE]
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