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How to deal with tilt?
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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 1867184, member: 77190"] His suck outs are just fine card playing while those other guys... Lean is on to it here. It's just a state of mind you have to change because it is self destructive. By maiking so much of losing hands - bad beat or not, you are (in your mind) reinforcing negativity and fear for the next time you come across a similiar situation. Stop talking about and start talking about winning. I'm going to tell about how I floated a guy to the turn who made a ridiculous bet on the flop and picked up my trips to put him on tilt. I am not going to even think about the guy who tried to bluff me off and ended up rivering an inside straight. What I remember about that hand is my read was 100% right on. He had squat and was trying to bluff me off. So my friends used to (still do) talk about this other player we know who "always wins" and you never hear about him losing. Well now I get it and I'm becoming one of those guys. [/QUOTE]
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