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[QUOTE="Ketchum, post: 631322, member: 27697"] True, everyone will be hitting this mental stage... its hard, especially if your finding yourself shortstacked, how many people just simply throw in the towel in the form of Ace Rag... they might as well throw a white cloth around there head and shout "SURRENDER"... Think about it if your A5 offsuit was a weak holding 1hr ago it still is, theres still 10 players there and the same amount of hands whether the table has tightend or not, i'm not saying dont loosen your play when the table tightens up just dont go downgrading your hands to a ridiculous level, the mental lapse is where most professionals change gear and start picking off the weak and vulnerable, don't let yourself be one of them, it all comes with experience and you will find yourself stronger at these stages of the tournaments as you get more table hours underneath your belt. [/QUOTE]
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