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[QUOTE="javir, post: 997555, member: 23443"]
I remember when I first started playing I used to complaint about bad beats... my concept of a bad beat was losing with A J against Q K or a very bad luck when I hit my A (and OF COURSE) go all in only to find out that the caller had made a set on the flop... However as i got on a depth study of the game I knew different. However, I am still very volatile on the bad beats sense. I am not a high roller, I still consider my self a rookie, and I struggle with some tilts. However, I have realized that my "tilt threshold" has become slimmer... I am completely capable of winning $50 in a couple of hours ( considering that I mostly play $0.05 - $0.10 NLH). But after I get A A cracked by AKo with a flush or KK cracked by a guy who called me with A 3 on a 5 4 9 flop and hits his A on the river) or KK cracked by QQ after we go all in on a 8 high flop, im really capable of soing stupid things... I want to be honest, I had NEVER cashed out of a poker site... I had lost tons of money on my big tilts... and I becoming kinda desperate... i would really like to know what is THAT that make me suffer so many bad beats. As I said, Im learning, Im a rookie but I study a lot to deserve better, I think my game has improved a lot, but Im still losing... If anyone could give me advice on how to take my game to the next level and in will be truly appreciatted. And how to increase my "tilt threshold"....
 
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