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[QUOTE="LitPavel, post: 5714689, member: 439122"]
By the way, correctly noted, I remember when the only time I took first place in a $ 1000 tournament, I did not play all-in. Even senior pairs and Junior streets were dropped if there was suspicion of senior streets. I remember I was distracted from the game. I think that's the whole point that it's hard to expect a really good hand when you see a loose player nearby in a short time increases their chips by three or even ten times. It is difficult to discard pocket aces against a flush or two pairs even though you understand that you are 90% likely to lose this hand if you have seen the same loose player knock out three alls with a mismatched A3. And when you have KK AA QQ you subconsciously already consider yourself a winner but seeing a dangerous flop for yourself you still go to the end. And I think you become a loose player yourself. For myself, I decided that I need to learn to play patiently, learn to throw off strong hands, learn to control, learn not to succumb to psychological pressure. some of these skills will also be useful in everyday life.
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