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Message: [QUOTE="DS3, post: 6123046, member: 407846"] The fact is the more you play, the better you will cope with tilt. However, there is a difference between tilt and frustration or anger. I seldom let tilt affect me in any way. Further most of the time bad beats are something I can let go of. However there are days - a few days ago I suffered three ludicrous bad beats in a row where the villains played idiotic hands- where I let the anger out because it is the healthy thing to do. Again, this is not tilt, my play is not affected. But, venting in the moment and then somedays letting a particularly bad beat haunt you for some hours...I honestly feel this is healthier than trying to fake some zen-like state of being when all you are indulging is is repressing a natural frustration. [/QUOTE]