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Does fear hinder victory?
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[QUOTE="ObbleeXY, post: 6087703, member: 437841"] I think that, unless you are playing high stakes, fear should not even enter into your game. Your strategy of play and volume are such that you need to have an edge and be able to exploit profitably. How profitably depends on the volume. But your decision making should not involve fear at all. Call/Raise/Fold when it is the correct action to do so. If you feel fear, it sounds like you might be in over your head and bordering on gambling. That is not really a good thing in poker. Remember that being results oriented can be problematic. If you make the wrong play and are rewarded, this can lead to more poor plays. When you make the right play, your mood should be curiosity rather than hope/fear. To play at your best, emotion needs to be kept in check...something which becomes easier to do with thousands and thousands more hands. Best of Luck! Cheers, ObbleeXY [/QUOTE]
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