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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6703732, member: 1003394"] Hello brother. Well I think that above all I prefer the final part of your beautiful story. The most important thing is the absolute self-criticism of yourself regarding the game. First for me you must ask yourself...how do you see things going in life??? I'm happy??? This is what counts first, then poker is in the background. Here I am going to correct you only in one thing, maybe when you understand this you will begin to improve your anger. Poker is first a card game where there is strategy, skill, perceptions, etc. But there is also a fundamental factor that is LUCK. Your game may be excellent, but if at that precise moment you play, you don't have that share of luck, nothing you do will be worth it. Look today, for example, I played a cardschat freeroll of 300 that won prizes at Poker Stars. I have an AKs in SB and I 3 bet. BB makes me a 4 bet. I 5 bet, and BB goes all-in. BB shows KK.....Showdown xKAxA I put a full house on the river to a compatriot of mine. Who played better??? We both played well. Preflop and post flop Villain had the winning hand, and I was lucky on the river. At that time I was ranked 1st in the MTT since I held for quite a long time, until I had a couple of bad hands, not bad decisions, but bad hands. In other words, hands in which I did not have the same luck as in the first hand. And well, I ended up at 38 if I remember correctly. This is so brother. That's why I don't play so many tournaments, but more than anything I play cash. There I am very profitable. Because in last cash you can fold and see the next hand. On the other hand, in an MTT you must be constantly trying to raise the blinds, so that your stay in an ITM is feasible, until you even reach the final table and win the tournament. Playing cash if you know how to do it is much less exhausting. The biggest frustration in MTTs is being left out of the tournament, if you have a streak of being left out, out, out and out, it wears you out a lot. And I'm telling you this because it's something that happened to me a long time ago, and that led me to take a long break, because the same thing happened to me as to you in the first paragraph of your story. If it serves as advice, take it into account. Play microlimit cash, get a good bankroll, so after a while you can face tournaments with more peace of mind, without the need to win or win. Greetings brother, and I congratulate you for your story:):):):) [/QUOTE]

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