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This is mainly for new MTT players that feel they’re playing well and putting the required effort into their game but just haven’t had a lot of success yet.
Here is a conversation that *could* have taken place recently between three MTT players…
Player A: I’m getting frustrated. I recently went 1 for 23 ITM on my Full Tilt account and lost $2,623 of my bankroll in the process.
Player B: You think that’s bad? I recently went 1 for 32 ITM on stars and lost $4,939 over that streak!
Player C: Quit your whining you two! In mid September I had a streak on Stars where I went 1 for 51 ITM, losing $21,452, so spare me your tears!
They sound like a bunch of losing players, eh? Actually, Player A is SCTrojans08, B is lilholdem954, and C is zangbezan24. The moral of the story? Well, there’s two morals here:
- <LI class=MsoNormal>You’re going to have bad streaks like this no matter how good you are, so don’t get too discouraged when they happen (especially early in your career). <LI class=MsoNormal>If someone sitting at your table has a 4% ITM over his first 25 MTTs and an ROI of negative 83%, his sample size is too small to immediately conclude he is complete donkey. Watch him closely and make your own conclusions!</LI>
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wtf is this ?
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What he is trying to say is if you are on a bad run it doesn't mean you are a bad player. Also, dont judge other players based on small sample sizes. Which is all true.
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It's also probably easier for experianced players to know when they are running bad vs playing bad. I've been on a "bad run" lately but I don't know how much of it is variance and how much of it is me making mistakes and playing badly.
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