Sometimes You Wish You Just Knew

[JonJonR]

OK, so I'm a n00b at this. Played 620 hands, mainly at 5cents/10cents FL holdem. I am up about half a dollar. This was a mixture of 1v1, 6max and full ring.

What I found was that if I was winning at a table, I would continue to dominate, I wiped 1 player at a 6 max table and the others started leaving too. Then I had a go on 1v1 and wiped this one guy clean from his $6.50 at 10cent BB (this is 80% of my winnings to date, all from that 1v1)

But when I was at a table and it was not going well, I continued to lose through out the hands and never recovered.

So yeah, when should I leave a table if its not going my way?

[Bastian2607]

Read Chris Fergusons Bankrollmanagment Mate ! I hate the FL games because a lot of Donks call anything to the Rivercard and most the Idiots hit there ...

[MIGO14]

I guess there is no general rule of when to leave a table. If you feel not comfartable at one table, just leave it, there are enough others.

[abwil2]

there are runs both ways and if you feel your on a bad run step away. Ive seen these same kind of runs and you have to know when the game is bad for you.

[FastOne]

I know what you mean, it's very strange, almost suspicious. Sometimes you will lose no matter what you do for a good amount of hands... other times, you'll win fairly easily.

[wagon596]

When I'm on a bad beat streak,,,it's like even on different sites,,,,just when it feels bad ,,,leave

[manu994]

definetely, the best option is to leave if things aint going well

[cretzuBMF]

i don't undestand that book

[fernandezale]

leave the table when you lose 150 bb

[kiDCorrupt]

When you sit you can make your personal rule like "you sit with 2$ for example and you play for doubleup when you make $4 you leave when you lose 1$ you leave again"