What would you do when your hands are beaten every time?

[VictorOd]

I think it's better to leave the table. Ether it's about tilt, or that opponent is too good and smart.

 

[seiya1989]

We have to recognize when it is not our day. I would just say goodbye and leave the table.

 

[mammadduke]

I will definitely leave the table and save my luck to play another day.. in poker it seems like if you’re not getting playable hands… it’s time to take a break. Try back another day or later or at a different table.

 

[Igor Popadyk]

my opinion is to mark it and if there is no one else at the table to earn money from, then change the table, in any case this is the right decision, you should not include your ego, sometimes I just think that it is a bot, it’s easier for me

 

[blueskies]

Pull out a gun and let the bullets do the talking. LOL. JK of course.

Quit. Go to another table or better yet, just acknowledge it's not your day. I am a big believer in luck's influence. If you are stone cold and do not get affected at all by bad luck then you can keep playing. For most people who eventually have a tilt threshold, it's best to quit when your luck is terrible on a particular session.

 

[MishkaZL]

Leave the table? Stay out of his way? Or keep trying to get your money back from him?

Thanks to @najisami for this topic idea

Alternatively, you can pour coffee on his head. I think that would be a very effective solution.

 

[Station_Master]

Of course keep playing. If someone is calling any raise and winning with junk then off course they are a fish and will likely donate me their stack at some point.

 

[Munchies11]

I would put my head through a wall! I’ve almost done it before

 

[dori111]

in cache over a long distance this is the norm if you play cache for a very long time you get used to all this so the main plus over a long distance everything else is not important