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[QUOTE="jj20002, post: 2287890, member: 105939"]
a day like that obviously is not your day, imo a bad day is when one loses the big pots in the river when one is ahead and allin, then it changes the course of things, like yesterday happened to me,

i made a deep run in a mtt, remaining 60/3000 i was top ten in chips, a fish in my table was playing very loose and he didn´t like to be bully by a big stack, he had like 80% of my chips, he was BB and I´ve dealt KQs (as a table chip leader), so i raised MP, everybody folds but him (always defending stupidily his blinds), flop KQ7, i cbet just to fold him, but maybe he thought i was looking for the ace so he reraised i reraised again and he called, turn 2, I bet half pot and this fish went allin thinking i was bluffing him obviously i paid (i had 2 top pairs and a flush draw) so i had 80% of my stack in, the villain had T7o!!! so he had just [B]one out[/B], the 7C, since the 7S gave me the flush,

the unbeñievable river (1/44) gave him the 7C so he carryed the pot and he skyrocketed to the fourth place and i went down to the forties, but the worst was that i got on tilt and couldn´t recovered so 5 hands later i paid all my chips with pocket tens against pocket queens and i left,

so for me when one has sessions where the big pots are going to the wrong side, pots that could put one in a very deep run, and that´s for me the definiton of bad session and the other way around should be a good session when one has 1/44 odds and hit the river and carries a big pot!!
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