Hello, mate 
Without knowing anything about you, can't say a thing about your personal playing skills, but sometimes it's good to play live poker at some local casino or with friends, for example. The sensations of rigged decks online are very common, but on live games you can easily beat up your buddy, because he/she didn't give you the desired outcomes, as much as you'd like those to show up.
The tricky part, (what the people on TV games always says boringly) is to be able to withstand the reality of the game. It doesn't always go like you want it to go. The horrible feeling that comes after realizing,that the game in a long run, is actually pretty damn energy-taking and beyond simple, has a cruel effect to the players who'd like everything carried in front of them on a silver plate. I know.
Hope you can sue somebody because you haven't succeeded as planned. I'm going to take part to that from the crowd first, and jump in immediately, if it goes through.
Hi @rocky31
Feels bad to have a 2 years old downswing but that's poker and you have to accept the fact that skill isn't enough and that math in poker is a bit tricky as even tho you should expect to lose 1 in 10 times with AA vs 72o, nobody can guarantee you that this won't happen 10 times in a row...
My advice is to take a break and study for a while and go through some spots you had at the tables even tho you think you don't need it or that you didn't make mistakes(believe me that there's always space for improvement), regain your confidence and come back stronger 
I wish you rungood and see you at the tables
@Rushbie wrote:Hello, mate
Without knowing anything about you, can't say a thing about your personal playing skills, but sometimes it's good to play live poker at some local casino or with friends, for example. The sensations of rigged decks online are very common, but on live games you can easily beat up your buddy, because he/she didn't give you the desired outcomes, as much as you'd like those to show up.
The tricky part, (what the people on TV games always says boringly) is to be able to withstand the reality of the game. It doesn't always go like you want it to go. The horrible feeling that comes after realizing,that the game in a long run, is actually pretty damn energy-taking and beyond simple, has a cruel effect to the players who'd like everything carried in front of them on a silver plate. I know.
Hope you can sue somebody because you haven't succeeded as planned. I'm going to take part to that from the crowd first, and jump in immediately, if it goes through.
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