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Psychology of Bankrolls: How my bankroll beat me
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[QUOTE="Munchrs, post: 736537, member: 20797"] your playing 50c/$1 on a $65 roll? Bad BR mangement. In regards to your post, I watched a video on stox poker where nick, the coach, talks about how he had a pro friend who used to stress alot when he went on a bad run. eg he would be down a couple of buy-ins and freak out and change his play. So he did an expierement where he didnt look at his results for 15 days(PT or cashier). After the 15 days he looked at his results and saw that he had won over $80k and had two $15k downswings along the way. By not checking his results whilst playing he had managed to not let himself tilt in a form and keep on playing his A game and at he was a much happier person during the time as he was much lessed stress when he was loosing as he didnt even know it. It also meant that he didnt have mood swings based on how poker was going and basically had a better quality of life. So my advice is to try not to be results orientated and dont check your results as you play. Check them say at the end of everyday after you have decided not to play anymore and start each day at $0 up or down and you should be able to handle Downswings and varience better without getting as emtional. [/QUOTE]
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