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Message: [QUOTE="finaltable1, post: 4230959, member: 187503"] I guess that these hands are "impressive and special" for you. If i'm right and you're feeling yourself upset and tilted, then you need to take a break. If you're playing alot of hands per day, like 1000+ then you'll be seeing such pretty often. Your quads will be beat once in like 20-25 times, we're always taking it as unbeatable hand, and like it's 99.99% win, but you saw it yourself... sheesh happens. And when it happens - we can't belive in it... Tilt. I flopped a straight flush once, Clubs... J high, and there was Qd on the river, opponent has AdKd, it was so shocking. But the most shocking hand i ever saw at PokerStars was 6 way pot, 1 aggressor and 5 callers... 2 diamonds on flop and king of clubs, aggressor bets, 5 people call, one more clubs on turn, agressor bets - 5 people call, and Jd comes on river, agressor bets, and receives 5 all ins in reply, he calls and mucks, one player wins with A high diamond flush, and then madness starts at chat... i hit a replay button and you know what? 5 players hit their diamond flush, and agressor got second pair on the river. I don't see 6way pots often, but that was the first time in my 11 year poker story when i saw such hand. Royals, quads, whatever... i see them quite often and i don't even count how many royals i've seen in my life . But 5 diamond flushes in 1 hand - this is something to remember. So in conclusion... taking a break is a good option if you're feeling some tilt, but if you're thinking that "software is against you" or "luck isn't on your side" - it's just a bullsheet. The longer your run - the better your results. [/QUOTE]

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