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[QUOTE="AdelsonFagundes, post: 7318468, member: 1023890"]
Say a bunch! Good afternoon, as they are, ♠️♦️♥️♣️

There's one thing about poker that I find curious.

Sometimes the hand is over, the tournament goes on, the table turns... but that move is still there, [B] hammering in our heads [/B].

It's amazing how a hand lasts a few minutes... and can [B] occupy the mind for hours [/B] 😂

Sometimes it wasn't even the worst bad beat in the world.

It wasn't even a gigantic pot.

But for some reason that hand sticks.

You keep remembering the call.

[B] From the fold.

Do all-in. [/B]

or “what if I had done it differently?”

And the funniest thing is that, many times, pain doesn't come just from losing.

Sometimes we lose doing everything right.

And yet the brain insists on [B] opening the same hand about 37 times [/B], as if the 38th was going to change the river 🤡

I think one of the most difficult parts of poker isn't just understanding odds, ranges, or variance.

It's learning to live with hands that end up on the table... [B] but keep playing inside our heads. [/B]

And maybe that's precisely where a lot of people lose more chips later.

Because a mentally ill-resolved hand usually causes another crooked decision soon after.

Just yesterday, I was thinking for hours that I could have done something different...

Now I was curious:

What type of hand usually hammers the most on your head?

[LIST]
[*] [B] when does it dominate? [/B]
[*] [B] when do you take Bad Beat? [/B]
[*] [B] when does it make a wrong reading? [/B]
[*] [B] or when you feel you could have played better? [/B]
[/LIST]

Can you forget quickly... or do you carry your hand with you for the rest of the session? 😅

GL on the tables... and on the head too.
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