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Message: [QUOTE="alienat3d, post: 5470186, member: 226185"] [FONT=Trebuchet MS] It can do, some rude and nasty comments for sure. But it shouldn't affect the game. Although, I'm aware that recreational players often get angry, when they're losing. It's actually a good indicator, because the good regulars or pros never do such comments usually. But if you can't cope with the rude comments at online poker, the best thing is to keep chat closed. Yes, definitely it can be. Therefor the best advice on that - know your limits and play accordingly, stick to a solid bankroll management and you'll never have "scared money" feeling. Play always with the money you can afford to lose and don't think of it, as it were real money. The money in poker is not like the money in your wallet, it's more like money, that you're investing in some business. If things go wrong, you may lose them and it's fine, because you know about risks and you have it already calculated. Basically, in ideal case, you shall forget about money and playing only cards, players and situation. Any other thoughts will be distracting you from the game and causing bad decisions. [/FONT] Yes, of course, with the experience, knowledge and understanding the game better, stress from losing will decrease more and more with each Million of hands you have played. Some day it will become nearly a routine. Although it won't completely go away. Even professionals do have stress at downswing times, when they see their bankroll melting and they lose money, no matter what they do. It's just part of the game and either you take it or leave it. [/QUOTE]

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