Check out the hand above. I'm in the BB with KTo. Everyone folds around to SB who makes a pretty standard raise. The flop, J9J gives me a straight draw.
We both check (should have been a warning sign...)
The Q on the turn gives me a straight, but Villain raises. Instead of folding, I re-raise. And then I call when he goes all in on J river.
Looking back it is so obvious that he had a Jack or a Queen. Hopefully I did learn something from this hand. I should be made an honorary of the #IHateFolding club, because I seriously hate folding a good hand.
Made another bad mistake in this hand. Here I should have given up when my flush draw didn't come through.
End of day status is, Project A is up 44 cents to $29.26, and Project B is down to $78.95. It's really time to turn it around and to get my act together. I get really mad at myself for making silly mistakes and bad decisions like the ones above. Something that in turn affects my mindset and my play. It's a vicious circle.
But to end on a positive note, I did get back some of the money I lost. Like on this hand:
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