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Message: [QUOTE="luiaguila, post: 4073025, member: 118769"] [COLOR=#212121]This point has a direct correlation with poker. Imagine that you are very lucky in the last major hands of a cash game, you leave the table thinking that you have played really well. If you have been losing for most of the cash game and you are lucky enough to defeat your opponent with AJ> QQ, this does not indicate that your game is solid. Interpreting this rule from the point of view of a tournament, we could take as an example that you do a hero call that offers you a good pot, but little by little you lose all your chips for being unable to defend your blinds, besides making some mistake fundamental. Making big winning moves in poker is very fun and makes you feel good, but you can not judge your session based on a hand. Be honest when you analyze your session, even when you earn money you should be able to see the mistakes and inconsistencies in your game quickly.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]