Biscuit

You start a session on fire, and double up in like the first ten minutes. Then you play for another hour and slowly lose it all back and check off the tables dead even.

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Dyno_Don

Yes Biscuit, that has occurred more times than I can rememeber. Perhaps that is the reason why I shy away from playing the game I love so much.

But you know, if you would stay away from your building blocks during the card game, that probably wouldn't happen.

Cute picture by the way.

How did that game end up?

Every once in a while I find that happening when playing at a certain poker site. It seems like many of the players in the first half hour like the "all-in" move when they have an AXos or 55 in their hands. I'm sure there are other card rooms that have players who play the same way in freerolls.

Biscuit

Conversely, I always feel rather good when I start off horribly and then work my way back to even. Its all a matter of perspective, I suppose. :smile:

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propiper

I know how you feel.

I hate those sessions, days, weeks...

When you run a few of these types of sessions in a row, I can't help but think that those hit and run guys (you know - sit - bet like crazy - win a huge hand - leave) know something I don't!

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