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[QUOTE="chewedbarber, post: 779683, member: 38639"] I suffer from what can only be described as a mental defect. I literally explode mid-tourneys after playing an otherwise decent game. I don't think I'm the only one, so I am seeking advice from others who have overcome this same defect. You know the routine. You play well, or as well as you can play. Then, for no reason you can explain, you decide to go insane in a hand you have no business going out in, and blow off half or better of your stack. That is a mental defect, a serious flaw -- same thing we see in chess when after an otherwise great game the player looses the thread of the game and is soon crushed. I don't think it is necessary to give example hands, if you have suffered this fate -- and I'm sure you have -- then you know exactly what I am talking about. Why do I go insane mid-tourney and blow off my chips? Is it as simple as an inability to focus for long periods of time? Is it pressure? My ego? What makes me go crazy? What do you do to help avoid these "blackouts"? thanks [/QUOTE]
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