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I love the booking wins idea too. It definitely helps to build your confidence back up. I also find it helps to not look at session stats - which I usually do after every session. This way your primary focus is on playing well and not the short-term results.

On the positive side, downswings motivate me to work harder on my game away from the table!

My downswing is over a very small sample - 15k hands. Which I guess makes it a little better since I'm not losing over a prolonged period which could be indicative of a losing player. Although it does suck to lose that much over so few hands, and what makes it even crappier is that I'm only running $300 below All-In EV over that sample.

Well, thanks for putting things in perspective guys!

Any suggested poker crusher blogs? Preferably 6-max.

Yeah, I never looked at it that way. I guess you're put in a ton more difficult spots?

Sounds good to me. I'm actually looking to mix in some 6max tables, but FR will probably still be the main format I'll play.

I see, thanks guys.

hey, about what you said about quickly folding your 3bets to 4bets.. If a player does that I'll probably 4bet them light more often because they're 3betting with marginal hands. Why is it that you don't want them to think they put you to a hard decision? By the way, love your vids!

I see, thanks. And why do you prefer this stat over the 4bet (after 3bet) stat?

I play full ring but I still found this video quite useful! Can you explain how 4bet range is calculated?

Thanks for the pointers James. I think above all else, the main reason I chose not to bet the river was because he posted pre and was not a reg, so there's a greater chance he's the type of player that's hard to push off a hand. And it didn't help that I was OOP and could be getting trapped. The only missed draw was 53 and most of his weaker hands would have folded to my turn barrel. If I did hit a Q would I not normally be checking and re-evaluating if he bets because a worse hand doesn't really call me?