You've got to win your money back!

If you have a loosing session you should always try to win your money back. My advice is to move up to a higher limit to win it back quicker. Playing heads up is another option if you've never tried it before. Played a 1000 hands or so on Friday at 25nl 6max and got smashed to the tune of $110, mostly due to bad play, coolers, pilsner and trying to play x-box at the same time. Conditions were not conducive to A game. Anyway, the moral of the story is that I didn't give up and managed to grind out a good win this morning.



Finally ran well and sucked out on people. Seems like I rely on sucking out for profit. There aren't many interesting hands to discuss because people at 25nl play stupidly most of the time.



I think I misplayed this a bit, I was pretty pot committed after my turn bet but I don't think there are any made flushes in his range compared with hands that miss. Still, not a great spot to be calling 50bb.

Went to the casino on Thursday night. The table I jumped on was one of the stickiest I've ever seen (even or the casino). Folding was not an option for anyone so there was no poker to be played, you just had to hit hands. Got a free card with 66 on a K55 board and turned a 6. Called a turn bet and shipped it over the top on the river for a double up early on. Pocket kings and I raise to 6x on the button. 5 callers and an A high flop of course so I fold. KK again a bit later on and I 3bet to $50 after an UTG raise and 3 callers. They all fold. Few c-bets later I'm down to about $140 again and I chase a flus with over cards and get there on the river which also pairs the board. I check to the aggressor and he unfortunately checks it back with two pair. He was the second biggest station on the table and was never folding anything so I was outside my mind to check into him. Anyway I cash out after a few hours for $203 (up from $100). It certainly is an easy game if you can hit some hands.