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How to identify a down swing?
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[QUOTE="Jason Bralli, post: 5638213, member: 310181"] [COLOR=#222222]Hi Abpoker, you are right! Often, especially when we are coming from profitable weeks, we need to understand that this will not be forever! Therefore, we cannot charge ourselves with these next weeks of losses, we have to keep playing our best![/COLOR] [COLOR=#222222] [/COLOR] :) [COLOR=#222222]Hey 63burner, thanks for your answer! yes, you are right, i think we must understand that not every day we wake up to win![/COLOR] [COLOR=#222222] [/COLOR] [COLOR=#222222]regards[/COLOR] Hi Hsac, very good! I usually do exactly what you said! Not to level up to try to recover is the first lesson! I do the opposite, I try to get down to the next level, and if I still lose, I stop playing because it’s definitely not my day to win! :) Hi Matt_Burns88, thanks for sharing your knowledge! That's exactly what I try to do! Don't just look at a hand played or a day of loss. But a whole week with a large sample! Many players say that for tournaments, losses for weeks are normal, sometimes even for months, but that it shakes the psychological I have no doubts! GL ;) [/QUOTE]
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