 Those downswings are very upsetting.  Let's clear the air on that.  I'm certain no player in their right mind would disagree (unless you're a masochist).  It totally sucks that a poker player can run through streaks, which I read are a mathematical fact. Without a doubt, the first half of the month left me very frustrated. I kept telling myself that the upswings are way better than the downswings. However, as is the common course, I began to question it when I found myself down 8 buy ins mid-month.  However, the proof is in the pudding, as they say, and this is the third night in a row where I'm simply crushing the tables.  I up-ticked another $85 tonight, in 800 hands. In a word, in three days, I have smashed my earlier deficit.  A poker player lives for the upswings.  The graph above is simply disgusting.
Those downswings are very upsetting.  Let's clear the air on that.  I'm certain no player in their right mind would disagree (unless you're a masochist).  It totally sucks that a poker player can run through streaks, which I read are a mathematical fact. Without a doubt, the first half of the month left me very frustrated. I kept telling myself that the upswings are way better than the downswings. However, as is the common course, I began to question it when I found myself down 8 buy ins mid-month.  However, the proof is in the pudding, as they say, and this is the third night in a row where I'm simply crushing the tables.  I up-ticked another $85 tonight, in 800 hands. In a word, in three days, I have smashed my earlier deficit.  A poker player lives for the upswings.  The graph above is simply disgusting.As a side note, I gave this very same advice to a friend of mine, who seems to be mired [hopefully just the start and end] in a downswing (AA broken twice + overpair JJ broken to an under set for bustouts of SnGs). He's the very same person that reciprocated the advice above to me last month when I started running bad. It's good to be able to coach each other along. A poker buddy is critical to player development.
 
 


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