CASH OUT CURSE!

[BILLABONG]

Ive been askin alot of questions here ever since I signed up not too long ago, and I thank everyone for there help towards my questions,especially rilla who has helped me alot especially with my bankroll management, ever since he told me what bankroll I need for no limit I havent busted once. Ive made a successful withdraw every week since he informed me how much bank I need in my roll. Thanks gorilla. however I have noticed one thing, every time I withdraw (fortunately every week so far) I have what some players label as the cash out curse, ill withdraw my profit, and then Ill ALWAYS have a bankroll decline that usually last two days, but then ill come back up to what I had after I withdrew for about two days, and then ill go u over that (new profit) for the next two days where ill withdraw again at the end of that week. Is this normal? Is it just that once you start to make money for a couple days you drop? It just seems if I could keep making money atleast another extra* two days my profit would actually double for the second week withdraw...Let me know if I shouldnt have a dropoff in my roll once a week for no limit ring games...

[Joke]

what are you talking about? once a week or what? It will always go up and down, regardles of your br, just keep it big enough so you dont have to think about it...

[AllinLife]

you can't be serious

[Lucid]

You already know that the cards are going to randomly fall whether you have winning lately or cashing out or taking up tango lessons. The only truth to the cashout curse is that people tend to notice a downswing more after they withdraw or they begin to play differently, which causes losses.

[Zeppe]

I belive this hole cashout curse is because players who cashout start freerolling with their last moneys and start gambling with them more. This shouldnt be the case with you if u cashout every week but maybe you are trying too hard in the beginning of the week, trying to build your bankroll too fast.

[~*TheLegend*~]

I have had the same problem; still do occasionally. I believe half of everything is the confidence you put in it. I find myself winning more when I'm confident about my game. Looking at a massive bank is always encouraging so when you cash out you no longer see that massive bank before you play and you get the feeling "Oh great... time to climb the ladder again". I'd suggest keeping a bank statement next to your computer to remind you of how your good play is paying off.