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Message: [QUOTE="Arjonius, post: 1865621, member: 5332"] The best solution to tilt is not to do it. This is clearly better than dealing with it after it has happened. It can also be much harder. There are no magic bullets. It takes self-discipline, both to recognize when you're starting to get off the emotional state where you play your A game, and also to calm yourself back down or at least to avoid changing your game because of your emotional state. And it's a long process of slow improvement. A good first step, IMO, is admitting to yourself that you're the problem. The more you blame the opponents who drew out on you, the more you're telling yourself that your tilting wasn't your fault when it was and always is 100% you. [/QUOTE]