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Message: [QUOTE="PsychoVas, post: 4792811, member: 96693"] [SIZE=4]Hello, Chatters![/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Lately I have been in a strange mood. With very few exceptions, I play poker with indifference. I mean that I do not care what happens or even worse I play hands that I know will lose. [/SIZE] [SIZE=4]The ground of my attitude is a rather bad run, where I kept losing all flips, most of 70-80% and a lot of 90% being the favourite in the hands. That left me with a feeling that it doesn't really matter how you play, getting it in good is not enough for winning.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Of course there have been games like when I lost a big stack in BCP to a two- and a three-outter in a row, left with 144 chips (a bit more than a BB) and ended up in the final table nevertheless, or a good run in the challenge free-roll.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]There seems to be a lurking thought in my mind, that after all those beats, I can win the same way too, bink one of my two outs and presto![/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I do know that things do not work this way, but I can't seem to be able to shake it off.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I started this thread right after I called a 3-bet-shove with 7s and I did not of course bing my 3rd seven against 10s.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]What do you think I should do?[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]How do I lose this creeping notion from inside the back of my head?[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Take a break or reconsider my poker playing in general?[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Maybe even start playing buy-in tourneys where stupidity hurts your bankroll?[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]I seriously need to get back to my roots![/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Cheers![/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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