0-5 heads up 75 dollar 45 person this month.

[shortmat1444]

5x500=2500. I mean i didn't lose one where i got him down to 11k in chips. then he pushed with any 2 i call with my A high. and he hits and never looks back.

ALL 5 of them. ALL ****ING 5 heads ups. I mean wow. Is there a secret to outdrawing people heads up. I NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo. Once i get low i lose the first all in i push. Never fails. So please someone explain heads up to me in a nutshell. Becuase i don't think i get it at all.

[rryu87]

play small ball until they get frustrated. Become the limpersaurus and snap!

[Jifsrt8]

yup i think he means 45s


unlucky i guess but is it 0-5 it sucks when u have them beat and they hit the dumb card... ur like ugggh!!! but what can you do

[chronicATM]

1. Take the bad with the good. Not get to upset over bad beats.

2. Improve my game as much as i can.

3. Take down one big money sunday event.

4. TRy to win 1 MTT a month atleast.

saw this as I was browsing other threads, and remembered I had just seen this thread...

takes a lot of work bud, but i know you can do it. just remember, you need your energy to grind...dwelling on bad beats/coolers/setups/etc is horrible for your mindset.

I've said it a lot to you...my advice is to grab a copy of Elements of Poker by Tommy Angelo. You won't be sorry. $15 or less for something that can give you peace of mind....It worked for me.

Good luck with this.

[pegboy1]

My bad run has been well documented

I think mine Is more along the lines of this article i found on the internet.



But what a lot of players do is when as the 6-5 favorite they lose the toss three or four or ten times in a row, they start steaming and playing less optimally and tearing themselves up inside about their bad luck. Essentially what "tilt" is, for a winning player, is saying: okay, I've lost four of these coin flips in a row, so to get even for the day I'm going to take an additional couple of flips this hour, but in these additional flips I'm going to be the 5-6 underdog.

Sometimes you'll have a run of bad luck (be it an hour, a day, a month or a few months) when you are the coin flip favorite. Big deal. This is no excuse for trying to "get even" by transforming yourself from a favorite to an underdog just so you can get more flips that day!

Next time you are tilting and chasing, or playing an extra long session when you are stuck, ask yourself why instead of having the chance to flip a coin once an hour to win 600 while risking 500 you are insisting on all these extra flips where you can win 500 (or 465 or 275) while risking 600! "Getting even" is nothing in the grand scheme of things, applying and reapplying your advantage is

[rryu87]

My bad run has been well documented

I think mine Is more along the lines of this article i found on the internet.



But what a lot of players do is when as the 6-5 favorite they lose the toss three or four or ten times in a row, they start steaming and playing less optimally and tearing themselves up inside about their bad luck. Essentially what "tilt" is, for a winning player, is saying: okay, I've lost four of these coin flips in a row, so to get even for the day I'm going to take an additional couple of flips this hour, but in these additional flips I'm going to be the 5-6 underdog.

Sometimes you'll have a run of bad luck (be it an hour, a day, a month or a few months) when you are the coin flip favorite. Big deal. This is no excuse for trying to "get even" by transforming yourself from a favorite to an underdog just so you can get more flips that day!

Next time you are tilting and chasing, or playing an extra long session when you are stuck, ask yourself why instead of having the chance to flip a coin once an hour to win 600 while risking 500 you are insisting on all these extra flips where you can win 500 (or 465 or 275) while risking 600! "Getting even" is nothing in the grand scheme of things, applying and reapplying your advantage is

Wish I read this sooner. After getting my aces cracked 4 times in sunday during almost all tourneys i played, even the KK vs 55 in ISOP 2ndchance 3 handed! I wish I was cool enough to say BIG DEAL.

[wreaks]

My key to winning heads up is to hit my hands. Kind of hard to win heads up if you never have anything.