play against really lucky opponent

[dead money888]

I have had this happen to me several times, and it just happened again.
I am playing pretty good poker, then someone sits down at the table and just start running me over like a truck.
I fold all the hands that I have nothing, or miss the flop.
and then when I hit or have a big hand I am all in and get drawn out on.

I realize this is part of the game, but when one person does it to you over, and over, and over, at what point should I quit?

or would you just keep playing even if you lost 15 buyins in a half hour?

the last two hands we are all in pre-flop. I have AK suited, he has Q9 offsuit, he catches runner runner for the straight,
then I get AA he has 5 9 and makes a set of 9's.

most all the time I am a big favorite, but by the river I am beat everytime.

today I only gave him 8 buy-ins before I quit, but part of me says the odds have to kick at some point and I have to win sometime, so keep playing as long as I have money?

[g3m]

did u rly lose 15 buy ins in 30 min

[Erwinius]

May I ask which site?
There is a guy named "FEARKILLS" he plays almost anything and only plays HU, the swings are huge and if you like going wild you should definately play him , but 15 buy ins seem a little bit exaggerated.

[Barton]

My GF lost 409$ in 156 hands of 2/4 FL. That's 102 big Blinds. I thought that was impossible until she did it:(

[viffer]

Keep playing unless your tilting. Superior play will hold up but as soon as you start playing badly and making calls you shouldn't, it's time to quit.

[dead money888]

yes, 15 is really my record, and it actually took less than 30 minutes.
I was buying in short stacked, (because I was losing so much)
so that made it easy for the guy to start out putting me all in.

After the first several I would normally have left the table, but then I just kept telling myself "he can't win forever", so I kept playing.

and after the guy won the first 4 or 5 times it was obvious he was just going to put me all in with any 2 cards as long as he was winning.

so I would just play king ten or better, or any pocket pair and go all in, then I just started hitting really big hole cards, and they never held up, maybe 3 or 4 times he had a better starting hand than I did, the rest of the time he just had any 2 cards.

This has happened to me on 3 different sites, so I can't think it's any kind of conspiracy. The other day when it happened again it was on Microgamming and I left the table after 8 times, because I didn't want to lose my whole bankroll.

I was just wondering if this happens to everyone?
or if other players have some kind of stop loss rule, like if they lose more than 25% of their bankroll then they get off the table?

[rob]

FWIW, I've dropped 300BBs playing s/h limit against a terrible and lucky opponent. I regret sticking around that long that particular session since I got whooped, but would absolutely do it again if I had the opportunity.

[GangStar]

FWIW, I've dropped 300BBs playing s/h limit against a terrible and lucky opponent. I regret sticking around that long that particular session since I got whooped, but would absolutely do it again if I had the opportunity.

Sorry I had to truck you silly like that.
Play better next time.
Fish.