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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 1916232, member: 77190"]
And DO NOT under any circumstances show your cards.  Somebody at that table has a brain like a Rolodex (probably more than one) and is cataloging any information they can gather.  Yeah, you'll be a nice and friendly guy for showing but not showing forces them to continue to guess about how you play instead of KNOWING.  Don't show your pocket rockets - don't show your set - don't show your straight flush - continue to disappoint them rather than fulfilling their wishes.
"Well I wanted to show I wasn't bluffing."  I totally understand BUT WRONG - Make them continue to expend time and energy to figure you out - don't hand them a map.  Make them have to work harder at it than you.

Also - your own energy - take along a shoulder bag filled with some energy food (raw almonds and jerky is my fave), maybe some aspirin or other drugs should a headache, backache, neck strain start distracting you and of course a bottle of water or two.  Hydration is critical to optimum brain function.  I also carry a small notebook and take notes on anything from the game to a to do list that floated through while I was bored.  This helps to keep your mind clear - if you write it down you don't have to worry about it anymore.
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