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[QUOTE="Hardcorecake, post: 2046344, member: 89147"] I've read 1,000s of postings and seem to hear mixed reviews on how to approach tournament play. Most advice I've read says you won't win them all. Or I read a thread recently where the guy said he prob wouldn't win this one but eventually would hit again. Not saying thats wrong, but here is my question, does doubting help? I go into all tournaments saying to myself I'm one of the best if not the best and will probably win this tournament. I treat tournaments as if they are mine to lose. (This is what I say to myself is it true probably not, does it help my play I think so?) Of course I don't win them all...but the doubting seems like a bad course of action. Some might call it being realistic. This is my opinion but I think this is the worse advice given/it's given quite a bit. I mean I get it you won't win them all and you don't want to give some kid starting out false hope. I really would like opinions on this? Maybe doubting is a good way to approach poker. (as a profitable player I don't think so, but thousands and thousands are more profitable than me) [/QUOTE]
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