Joined: May '11
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 58 (M)
Posts: 1372
I pride myself on not tilting but I've come really close today. Seven days of constantly getting it in with the best hand but getting sucked out on. Hurt me so hard I'm going to have to drop down a level.
Oh well trust in probability it will work out in the end.
Not whining btw . ust thought I might as well get 10 BRM points out of the run bad.
For me, it's hard to tell when I'm tilting. Most of the time when I'm tilting, I don't think I am. Looking back the exclamations of "unbelievable" and worse (not to be mentioned here), are a bit of a giveaway. Then again, this happens when playing well also... Like I said, hard to tell...
Joined: May '11
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 58 (M)
Posts: 1372
Posted by marqis: For me, it's hard to tell when I'm tilting. Most of the time when I'm tilting, I don't think I am. Looking back the exclamations of "unbelievable" and worse (not to be mentioned here), are a bit of a giveaway. Then again, this happens when playing well also... Like I said, hard to tell...
Good luck with recovering!
Honestly i don't tilt. I'm pretty much cold, hard, believing in the maths. That said I am getting close.
Down from $200 to $50 and, unbelievable as it might sound, it's purely down to getting sucked out on.
0.50 sng's it is then. Strict BRM was my new years resolution. Now is th time to put that to the test.
Even when being up about $1000 in the last few months, I still get upset with a $15 (almost 4 buyin) losing session, like I had yesterday. And what's worse my play suffered.
I've never had a downswing so far, but I'm pretty sure I won't do better than 1 out of three in the "cold, hard, believing in the maths" thing...
So how do you handle an upswing? Still "cold", or do you enjoy it? Do you suppose it's a double edged sword?
Joined: May '11
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 58 (M)
Posts: 1372
Yes it is really. i handle an upswing far worse then i handle a downswing. On an upswing i start thinking I'm invincible. Dumb realty i know I'm not.
------------ The thing is, when you buy in for $20 or so and then run it up to $200 you think you've got it beat. Fact is you've just been running a lucky up swing.
Joined: Oct '14
Location: Serbia
Age: 34 (M)
Posts: 4358
dont go tilting... as you said lower your level and try to earn money back... I am too a little downswing, and I am trying not to tilt, but with proper bankroll menagment you can handle losing a few buy in... Hope you will recover soon, good luck!!!
Joined: May '13
Location: Mauritius
Age: 32 (M)
Posts: 2688
Cheers mate i know how you feel at lest you not tilting, i would have tilted and lost all my bankroll if i were you so very well done on not blowing away when things is not going your way , so good luck and have fun at the tables and hopefully you will make some money and have a good run or even an average run and not lose money, this is the first step to going back in the green, cheers mate glad you are doing well and good luck again!
Joined: Feb '14
Location: Tunisia
Age: 35 (M)
Posts: 2135
hang in there buddy tilt is really the biggest fight you have to go through if you want become pro poker play i just lost most of my bankroll on a cash game when this guy on small blind raises me all-in with AQ and i am big blind , i had to call because i had a read on him and i was right i was dominating him with QQ but in pokerstars always the ace is present xD and i took it like any other day , hope to get up again
