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I agree with The House, unfortunately this happens. Best advice is like he said punish her from that point on, nothing cheap. Also good point is about tilt. Cuz that kind of hand can ruin a session so think about how you react and overcome tilt. For me that’s my toughest part of poker. Find what works for you to get you back on track and take those peoples money. Good luck bro.
I used to go to Vegas a couple times a year but the last time I was there was 2016. I used to love going to the Aria, very spacious and great food. Pretty much every poker room is great, especially for 1/2,2/5 just make sure to get there before lunch so you don’t have to wait like crazy on the list. The great thing is if you’re having a not so great session you can walk like 5 mins to another great room and build that stack. Go with your gut on the table and poker room and have a blast, remember you’re there to have fun and take peoples money. Have a blast homie!
Hey Matt, I totally understand bro, it’s insanely frustrating. Back when I was playing poker on the regular I would stick to 5/10 and loved it. You could play strategy and make moves and it was great. When some major life changes occurred for me and I was stuck to 1/2, it made me crazy it’s basically 4/8 limit with red chips. Everyone called everything and the thing I realized is a lot of 1/2 players only really thought in the short term for a fun night or we’re old farts playing with retirement money. One thing that helped me survive was to try to think on their level as best as I could, kinda like playing with friends for “poker night” $20 buy in. It helped me for 1/2 but then made it a little hard to transition back to 2/5.
I would also just recommend playing free online poker for practice and study like crazy and plan a poker trip for some 2/5 or 5/10. Best of luck to you bro.