Heart rate

otters · Feb 13, 2023

I'm pretty chilled about everything.
I like to think I don't let bad beats affect me so I don't really tilt.
But what I have noticed is an increased heart rate when I get to a showdown regardless of how much money is in the pot.
Is this a thing with all players?
I guess I just get excited when I think I've got a good hand.

Berandir · Feb 13, 2023

I play poker online, but I started playing a cash game at home with friends, and I noticed that my heart rate increased in a hand I was playing. Didn't realize it's not online!

hilary antonik filho · Feb 13, 2023

Despite my age, I try to control my normal heart rate.

Emily Trott · Feb 13, 2023

It's normal so don't worry about it.

INISHTE · Feb 14, 2023

Of course you get excited every time something different happens, but I try to keep my composure, so as not to fall into the idea that you are looser or play poorly when you have an advantage in Chips.

Chica_bonita · Feb 14, 2023

Hello.
In fact, the only place where I worry about the result at the showdown is the team league. I worry every time it comes to the autopsy, because the team result depends on the outcome of the autopsy.
This season, I almost stopped watching the games of my team-mates, because I worry about their games as well as my own.

If I play only for myself, the outcome is not particularly important to me, since these are freerolls and I will not lose anything.
Especially since I don't really strive to win.

staytrue001 · Feb 14, 2023

Poker rarely affects my pulse, it only rises when I approach a high finish in a tournament

rastapapolos · Feb 15, 2023

Yeah it's normal, the heart rate increase during certain hands especially when you're bluffing.

fullclock · Feb 15, 2023

Those nerves when you play live poker are something unique. It makes you beat faster, your heart shows what you're made of. Always be firm with your game and your decisions.

nerobs9 · Feb 16, 2023

Maybe you just don't take everything to heart. This is very good

MK_ · Feb 16, 2023

I haven't noticed that happening, unless I get rivered in some horrible fashion😅

pansipos · Feb 16, 2023

otters said:
I'm pretty chilled about everything.
I like to think I don't let bad beats affect me so I don't really tilt.
But what I have noticed is an increased heart rate when I get to a showdown regardless of how much money is in the pot.
Is this a thing with all players?
I guess I just get excited when I think I've got a good hand.

I'm nervous too. I think it's natural..

JappsPK · Feb 17, 2023

May be anxiety. Until certain level is good that adrenaline, but if goes too high you need to start re-thinking on how you are playing or seeing the game... Even more if you play live poker games.

hamon08 · Feb 17, 2023

otters said:
I'm pretty chilled about everything.
I like to think I don't let bad beats affect me so I don't really tilt.
But what I have noticed is an increased heart rate when I get to a showdown regardless of how much money is in the pot.
Is this a thing with all players?
I guess I just get excited when I think I've got a good hand.

When I play poker, I almost always have a stable heart rate. And when I have aces or some other good cards and lose a hand, my heart rate does not increase. But as soon as I get to the final table of a tournament, everything changes immediately. Even unimportant hands affect my body and my heart rate is constantly fluctuating. I can't explain it, I think it's probably the money I can win for the first place that affects me, that's why I'm worried

Avangart1 · Feb 18, 2023

When I play my heart beat increased poker it's emotions

Chabita03 · Feb 18, 2023

Of course it increases but in time you learn to control it.

GrEbZ2021 · Feb 18, 2023

On me, the pulse is not at allaffects, because it is always not stable for me, I have tachycardia)

yuriko oyama · Feb 18, 2023

friend, my heart races when I try to bluff with all in and the villain is thinking, desperate !!!!

JappsPK · Feb 18, 2023

When i'm losing too much, having bad beats, unlucky, my heart just start pumping faster due to my anxiety.

Gallarado777 · Feb 19, 2023

you just have to play more tournaments to make this fortune go away but it will come again and again when you level up when you play more and more expensive tournaments it will come back from time to time so this is normal but when you play a lot of games on the same level it will take place

Spielkind · Feb 19, 2023

short before itm my heart always tikki takka, but after it im cool till the end

paddyswarrior · Feb 19, 2023

otters said:
I'm pretty chilled about everything.
I like to think I don't let bad beats affect me so I don't really tilt.
But what I have noticed is an increased heart rate when I get to a showdown regardless of how much money is in the pot.
Is this a thing with all players?
I guess I just get excited when I think I've got a good hand.

That's pretty normal. Then you win the hand and the next hand you get is another premium pair and you nearly don't want to play it in case you loose what you just won 😋

78mariusz · Feb 19, 2023

That uncertainty at the showdown and pride if your decision was good is exactly why I enjoy playing poker. Once you win, once you lose. It's better than sitting by the TV and watching a boring movie with heart rate 33

successlaw · Feb 19, 2023

After several years of poker I have no heart beat fluctuations

martinoni · Feb 19, 2023

One of my goals is to not let the heart and my emotions to get caught by others playing live and online...

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