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The feeling of losing vs the feeling of winning
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[QUOTE="10058765, post: 2593960, member: 65618"] What ???:eek: 5 Years later you're still talking about losing to an 8-outer on the river ? Back to topic....it's mindset. Just like you can improve in the technical/tactic aspects of the game (math,tactics,how to play a hand etc) you can also improve in the mental part of the game. I remember a few hands from years ago....one of them winning due to a 1-outer on the river, one due to losing to a 1-outer on the river. Why do I remember ? Because at that time I had very little experience and so these hands made me feel like "wow, this is about impossible". I wasn't prepared to expect the unexpected. Now, I know just about anything can happen and I kinda trained my brain to accept every hand for what it is.....history. So, I may feel good after winning and may feel disappointed about losing, but next day I really won't remember what happened. What I will remember tho, is, no matter if I won or lost, when I played a hand terrible.... That keeps hanging in my mind and can get me thinking all day long. [/QUOTE]
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