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[QUOTE="Tammy, post: 785141, member: 3824"] The only thing you can do is get as much experience as possible. I remember my first live experiences. I was a bundle of nerves, and my adrenaline was in over drive. Trying to calm myself so that my pulse beating in my neck wasn't visable, or trying to keep my face from flushing when I had a hand was something that I've had to work on. And it's something that only comes with time. I don't play a lot live, but at least one or two games a month, and I can say I have nearly gotten rid of those jitters. My advice to you would be to keep things low-key, until you start to feel comfortable in your skin. Keep the buy-ins low, stick to the smaller "touristy" type tournaments, then work your way up. Since you're already in the thick of the action, right there in Vegas, I'm sure you'll be a natural in no time. [/QUOTE]
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