[chipper57AA]

I feel your pain. But one thing you might do is start tracking which of those hands are the biggest winners and losers in the long run for you.

One of my biggest losing hands is Ace-King offsuit believe it or not. I just have the worst luck in overall $$ win/lose on this. Inevitably, if you raise with Ace-King and you get an Ace or King on the flop, you're generally not going to get a big payoff. It's only if you miss Ace or King on the flop and have to draw one on the river where you see the payoff.

So take your string of losses with a grain of salt and realize that many of those hands will probably end up winning in the long run, just in the short run on the lower stakes level, people are going to draw out on ya.

Just remember, the hand isn't done until either everyone else folds or they are all flipped up. If you can't chase em out early, you gotta ride out the cards.