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Trying not to go on tilt
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[QUOTE="doops, post: 1583829, member: 59356"] It's hard when that happens. I switch games for awhile (I find Razz to be a nice change of pace) or stay away from playing poker for a couple of days. Maybe I pick up a poker book and re-read it. In SNGs, particularly, I normally do well enough that not cashing for a stretch messes up my confidence. Especially if I don't think I did anything wrong. The chances are, though, that when I have gone thru a long stretch of not cashing at SNGs, I [I]am[/I] doing something wrong. The last hand, where I got it in with the better of it, is usually not the problem. When I consider the past games, I realize that I have become sloppy somewhere in there. I am usually calling all-ins when I shouldn't and know I shouldn't. Like when I have a big PP and there's 3 to a flush on the board (and my PP doesn't have that case card.) For some reason, after a series of wins, I forget I am not Ms. Luck. Once I relocate the Fold button, I tend to get back on track. [/QUOTE]
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