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Dealing with emotional anguish
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[QUOTE="CMJones, post: 2691442, member: 143995"] [b]Poker Ace[/b] Sometimes when I'm sure I've won, only to have some all-in gas-bag from The Czech Republic beat me with a last-minute entirely undeserved straight, I can hear myself make a sound like a deer that's just been hit with a hunting arrow. It's pretty sad...I pray the neighbors don't hear... I know how you feel. I love the idea of being a bit of a poker ace but I can't get above micro-stakes break-even level for the life of me and sometimes it makes me feel like the biggest loser that ever freakin' lived. When I'm not playing poker I'm reading poker books, going over played hands, watching a tournament, or surfing the internet. You cannot get more dedicated than I am, but I have yet to achieve lift-off. Now paste a smile on your face, get your chin up, re-read the chapter on chip management, and get back in there - comforted by the knowledge that all but a few of us are wretchedly miserable...:) [/QUOTE]
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