You have to play through it!
Just like a baseball player going through a slump! Or you can do like Mark Grace and find a SlumpBuster.
Just like a baseball player going through a slump! Or you can do like Mark Grace and find a SlumpBuster.
You've got to have thick skin when all the ploppies at the table are blaming you fo hitting that 16 against a dealer ten. The thing that really gets me is that most of the time the ploppies are upset, it's because you DID play basic strategy. But you are right, in the long run it is a very good thing to have the players and the dealers thinking you are a bad player.
It also amazes me to see these ploppies talking about how many aces are left (in single deck games) or the fact that all the small cards are out, time to bet big on this round. I notice though that about 50% of the time their observations are wrong.
Almost exactly like you said. Couldn't win a max bet for my life, pushed all my 20's and watched her turn her bust card 5's and 6's into 20's and 21's. Maybe it will be my turn next time!
Good to hear I'm not alone.
a baseball player will still receive a paycheck at the end ot the day... (but maybe no contract at the end of the season)
youll get all of those doubles, BJs and splits and feel invincible....
That's why it is so important to be properly bankrolled.
Last night was one of those nights where I could not win a big bet to save my life. High counts, big bets and I'd get killed by the dealer making hands with bust cards showing. I was winning more than my fair share of negative count hands (playing double deck play all) and this kept me in the game. I played for a few hours and was down 36 units, took a break and then was able to hit a few big bets and finally quit, losing only 6 units on the night.
i prefer not to be adequately BR'd, but have overkill for a BR...
i play at a level allowing a total BR 1/3 of my total BR funds...
i guess my point is that most other jobs, you dont 'lose' money...
the only other job i can think of thats similar is being a stock market investor...which i see as more risky...need alot more money to live off, as soon as a crash comes...bang your gone...
