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A lover of poker, but not cash games
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[QUOTE="razzor94, post: 5211495, member: 147576"] I had this problem and I still do sometimes if I player higher stakes or if I am on a shot at higher limits. When I am winning I feel the urge to walk away from the table to secure my winnings even though I am playing my A game and I am running hot. Huge mindset problem. But then when I start loosing even though I don't feel like playing anymore and I am giving money away I stay until I loose so much that can't handle it or I breakeven/win marginally. I think having the right mindset is what makes the difference. Think about it. If the game consists of all regs and all the regs play the same or similar game then whoever has more flaws in their mindset is going to lose. So working on it is a big part of growing as a poker playey IMO. [/QUOTE]
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