KILL ME PLZ

if it makes you feel better, in this case because the samplesize is relatively small it has very little implication on how good you are playing

only enemy is yourself sir
less tilt more grind plz :D

On August 23 2009 15:27 rockman255 wrote: if it makes you feel better, in this case because the samplesize is relatively small it has very little implication on how good you are playing

I am crushing, CRUSHING nl50. I never ever lost more than 5BI while playing 4 tables at micros/lowstakes and my averages are always around 5bb/100. I constantly work on my game but I am 100% certain it is way above this limit.

That is if you don't count the inseparable tilt control and spew management. I am glad that I went under my 'BR downsizing threshold' and it is one of my lessons. It would be much worse if I started to run good and the stigma from the past that multitabling is good would return.


So it doesn't really matter how small sample it is, what matters is that I broke my clearly set rules, and if I can't obey them it automatically means my game can never be considered 'good'. No amount of advanced theory, range based thinking and hand reading skills will ever matter if I won't be able to stop hypertilt multitabling and losing huge chunks of what I gained in the process.

rules are stupid

On August 23 2009 15:57 CrownRoyal wrote: rules are stupid

True, but they are pretty much the only thing left after I failed so many times :/

I wouldn't consider what you've managed failure - just gathering experience? I'd be quite happy to fail "as well" as you

On August 23 2009 16:41 4Kingell wrote: I wouldn't consider what you've managed failure - just gathering experience? I'd be quite happy to fail "as well" as you

You are being results oriented, I don't mind losing the money (The graph is extremely standard and not a bad day at all), I have one simple goal - to not start multitabling when I run bad.


I have gone mad and done it every single time I did run bad for a couple BI, on more than 20 occasions since I started only 4 tabling, and that is a huge fail of self control to me

On August 23 2009 16:53 LemOn[5thF] wrote: Show nested quote + On August 23 2009 16:41 4Kingell wrote: I wouldn't consider what you've managed failure - just gathering experience? I'd be quite happy to fail "as well" as you You are being results oriented, I don't mind losing the money (The graph is extremely standard and not a bad day at all), I have one simple goal - to not start multitabling when I run bad. I have gone mad and done it every single time I did run bad for a couple BI, on more than 20 occasions since I started only 4 tabling, and that is a huge fail of self control to me

I understand what you meant. I wasn't referring to the one day or graph but the fact that you are clearly generally capable of crushing the stakes. Anyway GL with the self control.

take it easier on yourself in the short term, man. Play way more hands too. Just don't be so quick to get down on yourself. Poker is hard.

how many tables r u playing during this multitabling tilting

fuck, I realized that I multitable when I run bad.

I was playing 8 tables of nl100 yesterday roflrolf fuck my life wtf am i doing.

6tables of nl50 today, no more, no higher, FUCK

On August 23 2009 17:57 Critterer wrote: how many tables r u playing during this multitabling tilting

10-18

Respect the redline

come to ftp, they only allow 8 table max