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[QUOTE="takinitSLEAZEE, post: 5289199, member: 79787"]
I believe it comes down to what/which fear I have. Is it the fear of making a mistake by playing an unfamiliar limit? Playing an alternate version of poker? Fear of a particular player at the table and not embarrassing myself? 'Is this AKo really going to hold up if they call'? I mean once I enter a tourney or ring-game that $ is gone. It's up to me to protect the existing stack while trying to double-up and beyond. This is when fear [B]should[/B] transition into anticipation. 
[COLOR=Red][B][I]Fear[/I][/B][/COLOR] could be a harsh term for a lot of poker-players. It has a negative connotation to it. Perhaps we can eliminate [COLOR=red][I]fear [/I][COLOR=Black]and replace it with... what am I saying, we want other players to [COLOR=Red][B]FEAR[/B][COLOR=Black] us when we make a nice raise and/or re-raise. Maybe that's it, we should be concerned w/instilling [COLOR=Red]FEAR[COLOR=Black]! Anyone agree?  :thrasher:[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]
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