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Do you think you are better at poker than you are?
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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6417626, member: 487083"] Very often, players ask themselves a similar question: "I won $5,000 in the last 100 hours, does that mean I'm playing better?" Unfortunately, most people continue to focus on the short term when answering this question. If you've consistently won over longer distances, say 1,000 hours, then that's more evidence that you're a winning player in the long run, but that's still not the best measure of your progress. When you start to find clear and concise explanations for certain bet sizes, you will realize that you are growing as a poker player. This is especially true if you have completely conquered fear in the decision-making process. Most amateur players will determine the size of the bets, guided by the fear of losing a lot of money. This is an extremely weak strategy, but it is also very popular. [/QUOTE]
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