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Message: [QUOTE="gatobalza15, post: 5956309, member: 156615"] I had a bad streak, and my bankroll decreased by 70%, so I dedicated myself to researching what I should do, because I managed my money divided into 100 for 100 tournaments. That doesn't matter anymore, because it was such a bad look that now I have 20% of my bankroll left, discouraged and very afraid of losing the rest. so I dedicated myself to investigate what I should do, and this is what I found ... Bad luck in poker could be defined as an accumulation of circumstances that cause a player's results to disperse towards the negative side, with respect to the general average of random events, giving rise to abnormal results, which should be on average. go back to the beginning: as hard as it may seem, going to the origins is the most solomonic advice, do you remember when you made your first game where you entered the money? Well, take back that spirit, starting again will be easy because you have already passed that way, You stopped being a beginner, nothing will be strange to you and you will have an advantage over others. play freeroll: you must get up to 100 times the entry of the regular tournament from your online poker platform, it sounds difficult but not impossible, in a freeroll game when you finish first you can get that amount, if you do not arrive first you will only need to enter the money in 10 or fewer games. Special mtt: save that 20%, because sometimes it happens that ggpokers or pokerstars have special tournaments from 0.11 to 0.25 where the total prize to be distributed is 100 thousand dollars, and it would be very sad not to have the possibility to enter so Easy on the money, for having spent your remaining bankroll in a single risky tournament. The psychological aspect: being in constant pressure in a tournament for not having a plan b after that, if you fail it is fatal, the anxieties will consume you, and you will not be able to play with peace of mind. So before entering a tournament that has an entry cost, prepare yourself mentally for the possibility of losing and a plan b for a future game. A true mtt poker player plans his strategy for 100 games, he does not think about now or tomorrow, he thinks about the strategic efficiency of his game in every 100 tournaments. If you want to contribute more knowledge to this topic, I would like to know what you think, give it a like [/QUOTE]

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