yeah, it's all psychological, at least for me. i go on a decent run and i'm admiring myself, and then i cash out, and then when i look at my bankroll after the cash out it's almost as though i feel like i'm down! and then i lose a couple games, and suddenly it's like "the hell with it, i'm pushing all in on this game, if it loses i'll just send back what i cashed out." no way a person can be successful with that mind set.
i'm going to take it as a personal challenge to work my way back up with what i have now instead of just doing the all in move. i'm almost hoping i lose the S.C. game and go 0-3 today and see if i can battle back.
i'm going to take it as a personal challenge to work my way back up with what i have now instead of just doing the all in move. i'm almost hoping i lose the S.C. game and go 0-3 today and see if i can battle back.
Standard.. It's because people tend to cashout after a nice run, when they really are probably 20% worse cappers than that recent run indicated.. So they enjoy the variance, cash it out, then it evens out with a lil down swing thanks to the law of averages taking its course..
