What is the most frustrating thing about poker for you?

[vardyonfire]

Mathematics

, I just posted a comment ... at the moment absolutely nothing , but there was a time when I lost with AA 5 times in a row ... you can believe it?! )

I caught up like you and I was thinking. But at the end of the day, it's all mathematical. Playing hundreds of thousands, millions of hands in a lifetime will still happen. For example I was playing online roulette and I caught 31 blacks in a row , incredible. What more can there be to say??? Rather than having fun with what happened.

 

[NotADonk]

Most frustrating thing.

In a tournament it has to be going out on the bubble.

In cash games , it is when a donk maniac donates several buyins to other players and then leaves the table before Iget a good hand.

 

[dinadore]

Of course when I lose everything

 

[Ketienne]

For me, it's definitely the bad beats.

 

[ebazynski]

Putting my opponent on a bluff and then paying the price for the misread.

 

[wavetune]

When there are 30 hands in the tournament, only garbage cards come and finally the long-awaited AJ comes, you make an all-in and fly out

 

[zipocool]

yes, in principle, I like everything in poker) but of course, the loss of the Internet or a bad beat can drive you into tilt for a while

 

[lcid86]

Losing to hands that make no sense. Players calling a 4 bet with 8/2 off and winning!

 

[oroochimaru]

If you have an aggressive/maniac/bully player at your table, your tournament can be a complete nightmare.
This isn't a one-time annoyance. It's a never-ending source of frustration. When you're frustrated, you're more likely to do things at the poker table that you wouldn't normally do, and you're more likely to tilt. What are your thoughts on how to deal with this sort of players?

 

[oarroyo]

The saddest thing is to be playing well, a high level but you collide with crazy people who pay with garbage and make a trio on the flop!!

 

[jleon_zat]

when there are bad days that beat you with anything they are happening to me these days, they are bad streaks but that's not how this game is: /

 

[Decades]

the most frustrating for me is, when i'm playing focussed and full concentrated and try to make no mistakes and then i lose an all-in with a really good hand against someone with an unbelievable bad hand

 

[melbru88888]

when i play perfekt iand i stil dont get in the money

 

[Daniel72]

I have such a phase now in the Stars NL50 cash game, losing three times set under set within 2000 hands - I read one of these can happen once in 8000 hands or so. But it happens and you have to outgrind the variance (and trust the RNG), bring in the volume and hope for a good outcome while playing the best moves / decisions. GL at the tables!

 

[Dellamora999]

Definitely bad beats, nothing more frustrating, nothing more irritating, even more so at final tables when you believe you're going to win, when you have the biggest advantage and in one round everything changes.

 

[Dobbler1]

What is the most frustrating thing about poker for you that makes you think about quitting it?

That I'm not better at it.

 

[wavetune]

when bad bits happen or there are no good hands in the tournament for a long time, maybe it's worth changing the poker room for a while?

 

[David macdonald]

Nothing frustrates me anymore, I dont like it when I get badbeats, card dead or whatever but I dont care now because its part of the game

 

[mariale_1990]

for me it is when no matter how I play and with what cards I bet I always end up losing that hand, it is something that happens to me from time to time and I am always winning a hand from the flop and on the river I lose and that is repeated over and over again, for several days, it's like there's no way, no possible way that I can win

 

[Panda19977]

For me it is a bad beat, like when I lose a flip where I am care ahead

 

[valanddon]

bad beats get me upset but I am not about to quit.

 

[Tato Ivan]

Получать только мусор в течение нескольких часов.

 

[manzanillo53]

I was going to say Bad beats, but that happens to everyone. It is part of the game, what I find most frustrating is my lack of nerve to make the big play. This alone is stopping me from advancing to larger cash games. My problem is I play not to loose, a good player doesn't even consider the money they play to win. That being said, I am doing ok in low stakes poker here at the casino. This week I am up $978 which is good considering I am normally in the +/- $100 range.

 

[Alex Sentsov]

High expectations from my game)))

 

[JhonnyThe357]

Sem duvida, the bad beats. There are days when I play very tight, just entering mine that I am winning on the post-flop, but then I hit the turn and the river runner runner, several more in a row. It's inexplicable! Eu fico with muita raiva, plus logo passa and his new game 🤦‍♂️