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What do you consider a good poker mindset?
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[QUOTE="Mason Pye, post: 2699602, member: 141665"] There are many factors involved in a 'good' poker mindset. You've got to have patience and not be prone to tilt. You've got treat each cash game, each SNG and each tournament separately- only focussing on that one game. You've got to be physically prepared- being full of energy and staying hydrated to be able to play your best. However, the most important factor involved in a 'good' poker mindset is bankroll management. Mentally, you've got to know that you're not playing with money you can't afford to lose. That way you can play to your best potential and not be worried about the fact that losing your buy-in will have a significant impact on your bankroll. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]
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