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Old 07-26-05, 01:33 AM
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Could it be that after several good beats you tend to play a little looser or more aggressive with hands you normally wouldn't, and therefore get more "bad beats"? Not saying there's anything you could have done here, but for me at least, I find that when I'm doing well I tend to play more mediocre hands, which in turn knocks down my bankroll to around the original starting point......

Wow, just took the first step (admitting I have a problem). Soon I'll be knocking on everyones door to whom I gave a bad beat and asking for forgiveness.
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Old 07-26-05, 02:13 AM
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I'm making a new post about this kind of thing on General Discussion if u guys want to look there, cuz i want more ppl to see it and i want to kind of ask a new question.
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