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[QUOTE="CromMitra, post: 692050, member: 28064"]
well,you just have to realize that the correct play doesn't always workout correctly...that's just poker.try to not let that get to you.i find that more often then not it does work out tho so you have to put these "bad beats" aside and try  to continue to play your normal solid game (hopefully it is) and you will usually come out on the plus side.it sounds like your going on tilt a bit and then trying to MAKE things happen instead of LETTING things happen and that always cost me money.so just remember your a good player(i'm assuming) and play the best you know how and you should win over-all.don't let beats affect your play because we all lose hands we should win and also win some we shouldn't .i think it evens out so i play my game expecting to lose some i should win so when it does happen it's no big deal cause i know i'll get it back by playing solid poker..which we all can do so keep that in mind and it might help you stay on course after a bad hand or two.hope this made some sense.
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