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Are there bad phases in poker?
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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6833792, member: 1003394"] Look, to understand the phases of poker I think you must become a daily cash player. You will have days when you will get tired of seeing flops and you will not catch anything. Other days every card that comes to you and you open connects or gives you good hands. That's the variance and you have to get used to it. I also play between 3 and 4 tournaments a day. For example yesterday, in the first two, I didn't connect anything at all. I spent the entire tournament folding, not even semi-bluffs came my way. In the 3rd tournament I entered the ITM, scratching the spot. And in the last one I played I finished in 18th place with a good number of bounty knock outs and a remuneration 4 times higher than the ITM final place. It's like this brother, to play poker regularly, you must get used to it until AA is not an absolutely winning hand and that 72o is not an absolutely losing hand either. The famous TILT comes from precisely this. You think, how can it be that with AA he beats me with 44, and well it is like that, within the possibilities the rival can beat you. Greetings:):):) [/QUOTE]
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