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Message: [QUOTE="Government Cheese, post: 672132, member: 31104"] After reading only half of the replies, I'd add that it might help to recognize that success in any game or sport requires mental toughness. Trying to "fix" your tilt by chasing at higher limits or trying different games or even taking a break avoids the reality that you aren't really doing anything to help your brain to adapt better to similar tiltspots in the future. If you go on tilt, you naturally want to stop, but don't you also want to develop your brain such that you don't run into this problem again in the future? To handle the mental toughness part, there are a number of books that can give you exercises to develop this toughness. One is a book called Mind Gym. If you search for it on Amazon, I'm sure you'll run into a number of others as well. Check one out; try what it suggests. If it works for you, then you've nipped the problem in the bud. [/QUOTE]