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Message: [QUOTE="danoscar, post: 6235202, member: 147789"] Hello. If tired of the game means loss of total interest, maybe a break away and finding something to read or watch or both that interests you about the game to get that interest back and then come back with vengence. If you are no longer interested because you are losing more than winning, look at online as a very different poker game. Do not look at just winning against the villain, but look out for software algorithms thaat eliminate players. Learn what they do and watch for those. Those algos are the ones that usually gets a "I've seen that a million times" reaction. For example, if two people make a huge raise before you, and you have a pair of aces, bet as small as possible to see the flop. The flop will usually spell it out. Three of the same suit, a straight formation, a pair, etc. If you are the chosen one, it will be a rainbow with an ace. In most cases, when you see two or more raising before you AND you have a lesser bank, it may be hard, but online it's best to fold and watch the action. There will be a good hand at the right time later. This is another reason why one should not bet out of turn or at least not throw most of their bank in. Quick way to lose.Learned through experience. So, unfortunately, some believe their play style and winnings are what they are because of their skills online. That is, one may think their "bad luck" is because of theirself and then lose interest in the game. A sad thing because we are playing two different worlds of Holdem. Your skills at a real table will prove to be better than online. Playing online CardsChat tournaments takes real skill. You are up against folks who have played for many years. You are playing online poker that has algos that will eliminate you at the drop of a hat and you are having to wait for the right moment with the right cards. That takes patience, sometimes lots. To me, this is why people lose their money online. Take this information and use it online. Beware of the two player raise and the player who continuously bets on a junk flop. Watch out for aggressive players with a larger bank. Now if ya really want to play true Holdem, take it to the tables and surprise yourself with the skills you have learned online which is tougher!~ So, good luck, do not lose interest, and have a great time at the tables! Saddle up. Dan'O Gader-Iron Cross-Wack-a-Mole [/QUOTE]

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