I really need to learn to quit earlier when things aren't going my way. I lost with QQ vs JT on a J high board, the other guy turned 2 pair, he couldn't let top pair go in a re-raised pot. On another table I was sat between 2 huge donks, who both had over 65% VPIP, and the couldn't let any hand go once they caught a piece of the flop, and kept sucking out. It was very frustrating. I kept telling myself that I was better off staying, because sooner or later I was going to hit something and get paid off by them. I sure that would have been the case if I actually had hit something, but I didn't.
I ended the session down $175 after about 1300 hands. I played a bit more later and won a couple of buy ins back, but was still down $116 at the end. It's really my own fault for not stopping earlier, that's something I really need to improve on. I do seem to have improved on not tilting as much, which is a good thing. I kept pretty calm while all this was happening, although I probably didn't play my best either, which is another reason why I should have just quit.
On another note, I'm going to switch over from Pokerstars to Eurobet. The competition is really weak apparently, and also they have pretty good rakeback/bonus deals. I'm just waiting on my money to be transferred into neteller, so I will be unable to play for a couple of days, but hopefully it will be worth it.
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