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Message: [QUOTE="Vfranks, post: 1458888, member: 56954"] lol, is this a brag? :congrats: u want a cookie or something?:p ========================================== To OP... If the same guys keep playing you and beating you...than maybe stop playing against them. I mean there are always other tables with other players on them right? Find some fish, make a player note and follow them around, because that is what these guys seem to be doing to you. I would just get up and leave the table, and if they keep following you...just don't play any pots with them. Just play pots with the fish. Do you use HEM or PT3? Than you could analyze there play, which they obviously have done for your play...which combined with tilt and not mixing up your play might be the reason why it seems they know what u have every time. Also take a day or two or week, like you said, and don't play. When you come back to playing you will have a fresh mind and hopefully your spirits will be up again, therefore you will probably make better decisions. As for the 23 open limp from the button...If you had just folded than you wouldn't have had this problem, as 23 is not ahead of..well anything really lol. If you had made a PFR and got re-raised allin from the BB, than it should have been an obvious fold, therefore losing $6 as opposed to 200$ right? If you PFR and he folded, you would have won the blinds. If you open limp you are letting the BB see a free hand, one that he might have folded...but you should already know all this I guess, it just sound like your mentally drained from bad beats..it happens to us all. Also maybe make your 3bets a lil bigger? maybe 3-5x the bet instead of making min re-raises? I dunno whenever I see someone min re-raise me I automatically think fish, but I could be wrong with that thinking who knows. Post some HH for analysis, it can only benefit you, and someone might see something you didn't. Hope it turns around for ya, and good luck on the felt. [/QUOTE]

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