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Detaching your emotions from your game
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[QUOTE="RiverNoHelp, post: 417507, member: 11484"] I hear ya chuck.. I sometimes have problems with my emotions though I haven't had any huge blow ups.. It's very strange how we want people to play badly against us because that's where we make money, but when they do play that way and it effects us we get so irritated.. Like I mentioned on a previous thread when I had Pocket Aces and I made a big pre-flop raise, my buddy calls with King 7 and flops two pair to crack them.. I was pretty upset when he busted me however in hindsight I want him to make that call every time.. It's tough when you believe you know the correct way to play and your opponent doesn't play accordingly.. You just have to look at as this:"We have the same amount of chips at the start", "He can do as he chooses with those chips" "If he wants to donk them off calling big raises out of position with inferior hands then so be it".. In the long run the good players benefit from this type of play..Just be patient and try to avoid tilt.. I know easier said than done! [/QUOTE]
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