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[QUOTE="Photuris, post: 3197779, member: 147003"] Agreed. At the Commerce, I had one very very memorable night where I got a slew of premium cards all together in a short period. AA KK QQ JJ AA and each and every time they went down and I made laydowns that saved me alot of my starting 5/10 $1500 stack. But after all the abuse, it was barely around $500.00 after a few well timed bluffs using my image. Anyway, inside my head I was cool and calm and 100% aware of how incredibly well I was playing and how I would have lost 3 buyins had I been any of the amateurs at the table. By the end of the session, I was dealt 10/10 into a paired board and I fired into the flop and turn (into an overpair holder I believed) until the 10 on the river where I did an excellent check shove and stacked off a stubborn AA and made a $250.00 profit from the session. I just can't seem to recover that cool-headed confidence that overlooks your short term profit/loss and still feels the swag and confidence of being up a buying or 2 or 3 for the evening and all the positive emotion that comes with that physical confidence reinforcement. [/QUOTE]
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