Operation Super Suckout

Just as i write this my set of eights got raped by set of aces. Just before that, my AK got kicked by a set made on river. Ofcourse that happened after my K6 suited on BB got pulverized by A9s from SB, after we both made flush on the flop. Also there is that set of 9's vs rivered flush, and lots of other fancy stuff.

But take a look for yourself, right here:
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This is a november graph. Fancy upswing in the begining is the first week of november. Oh btw, just this second my AQ on T2QQJ board got raped by AK. Anyway, that bumpy mountains to about 47k hands was second week of november, trying out some fancy stuff, ended up breaking even for a week. That big pretty peak was this monday, and all you can see after that is these last four days of cooler/suckouts/tilting.

Though i would say tilting probably contributed only 30-40% to that last swing. Most of it was various suckouts.
Here are my two favourite for the week. I flop set of sevens, and villian makes set of queens on a river, costing me a biggest pot this month.
Second one (happened few minutes after first one). I get pocket aces and make a set on a turn. Flop was JT5. We shove a turn and he holds pocket fives. River: well five ofcourse, resulting in another big pot lost.


Well, now that i got that out of a system, let me introduce you to the player and the game.

Game is 0.10/0.25 NL holdem, buyin 20-50 BB, 8 tables at once.
I'm playing TAG, as a preflop raiser i Cbet almost 100% of flops, and too often think my TPTK is good enough to go all the way. Also have hard time folding sets, and straights to a possible flush/boat.

My current goals:
- fix some of my biggest leaks (committing top pair, two pair, cbetting too often)
- play 4-5k hands a day
- to stop going berserk after multisuckout

I'll be back! :mischief:

Well, day didn't end so bad. I was down 120$ while writing previous post and about to use laptop to play tug of war with my dog, but managed to climb back to -40$. Tho i played 12 tables, figuring i that it will keep me more busy and less tricky (except vs well known opponents). Will post graphling and my favorite suckouts later.

GL sir and welcome to FTR!

I love the thought of using laptop to play tug of war with your dog... i bet he'd enjoy it I know mine would lol.. enjoying reading your blog keep the good work up