Lol wow, running bad at NL200? :DDD

yeah im down 1000 gotta start over again

Better losing big bucks than winning pennies, aye? That's what you said, aye? How does it feel? Good? You feel smart?

i feel akiay

I bet you'll find some soulmates in this forum for ya.

ok that's too much now I want to kick your ass.

lol what the fuck is your problem muhweli

nice hand

Hahahah, my problem is I hate stupid people. This is the guy who refused to play lower even though every single hand he posted here has been him putting money in when behind or otherwise crappy played. And the reasoning was he rather loses hundreds than wins at pennies and works on his game. Now he's on pennies.

Kinda wanna say:
Told you so.

Listen man, I was introduced to poker cause of somebody who was playing high stakes so I just couldn't go that easy on low stakes. I started there and was taught the basics there so I experienced the thrill of making a lot of money fast so it's pretty hard to go back and play for pennies. You know like in everything you learn from your mistakes, no need to be gay and call me stupid that is something I won't tolerate even though I was just kidding on the kick ur ass part thinking u were kidding too.

Yea I was half kidding about pretty much anything, but the "Told you so" part. The people at the forum were trying to encourage you to drop down a level or two since the mistakes you were making were pretty obvious. I guess too many saw this coming and wanted to spare you from dropping down this hard, with your best interest at heart they told you to move down and you didn't.

And yea I was introduced to poker by someone playing high too, actually many of them, but I view it as a process that takes time PLUS I'm not hurrying anywhere. I don't skip stakes or play too high, hoping to get lucky. I work it up level by level and improve. By that I mean... In a hypothetical situation that I won some $11 rebuy and got $30k or something. I wouldn't move up more than one level. I'd take it out and continue grinding low limits.

There's no reason whatever to deceive yourself by playing out of your league. It'll just end up costing you money. And I didn't mean to be mean... well okay I did, but from my point of view, you were asking for it.

well there are so many people on NL 200 and 400 who just scream "STEAL MY MONEY" that it is hard to just go and grind low limits. I got a lot of bad lucks, not only bad plays. I posted hands where I was behind sometimes true but most were me being the favorite and losing to the river. I'm not stopping playing high stakes because the players there are better but because my bankroll cannot stand such bad beats.

Exactly, I don't think you were properly rolled to begin with (since $1k drop made you switch to NL25). But too often in your hands, the money went in AFTER you got unlucky on turn or river. That was kinda my point. Anyway, good luck rebuilding. ^^ Maybe you'll get 20-30 buy-ins before moving to NL200 this time. The fact that there are bad players there doesn't mean there aren't good players there. Even if you manage to abuse the worst of the worst, you'll still get anally ravaged from time to time with the better ones.

well there are so many people on NL 200 and 400 who just scream "STEAL MY MONEY"

And you are one of them for other players?

The72o I seriously don't think so because going there with not a proper bankroll makes you play ultra tight, those people I talked about just throw their money away.

if your bankroll affects how you play, then it's obvious there's something wrong with your br management.