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I Get On Real Bad Tilts
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[QUOTE="diabloblanco, post: 333215, member: 4734"] Runner, runner Aces are a severly bad beat, especially since you flopped a boat. In my estimation, the most important statement in your post was that you knew it would fire you up (make you tilt). This means that you are aware of an impending situation that you still were unable to control. Like IrishDave said, bad beats and luck are an inherant part of the game, and playing at micro-limits, you are far more likely to run into calling-stations and card-chasers than in the higher limit games. I am not advocating moving up, simply stating a fact that you should be aware of when playing at those tables. More important than anything, play every hand as if the one before it never happened. In other words, don't let [b]anything[/b] take you out of your game. Don't let the other guy dictate your moves, be deliberate with every check, call, and raise. Playing fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants poker and wreckless card chasing is always a negative in the long-run. [/QUOTE]
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