Of course, in order for a person to play A game purvo, he must have rested. I always get a good night's sleep before a tournament or cash game although in cash games when I make even one mistake in my opinion I can leave the game at any time. Also, before a long tournament I play sudoku chess and solve logic problems. When the tournament lasts a long time, I drink energy drinks and coffee. I spend my breaks in the fresh air.
I think there are some physical and some psychological aspects. At first the physical things. I tried to have enough sleep, especially if there is a possible long grind deep in the night. I could start only after the evening diner, so if i play a mtt with thousands of people, a deeprun could go until 5 or 6 in the morning. And if im tired at this most important stage of the tourney the bad decisions are increasing very high. And thats costs alot of money and value. Deepruns are very rar, so if you had those games, its so important to play your best game. Also psychological issues are important. if iam tilt, bad decisions are higher.
The main aspect for me to play my best is to avoid all distractions. Having a clean mind and no preoccupations about anything is good. Also, avoiding noise or people in the same room. It is necessary to have total focus when playing.
On the personal side, I also like to dress up to play, not simply start playing in any time. So I take a shower, I wear a comfortable shirt that I like.
It is also good to have your meals prepared if you are going to take long sessions, so you don't starve when playing.
And of course, lots and lots of water always available.
On the personal side, I also like to dress up to play, not simply start playing in any time. So I take a shower, I wear a comfortable shirt that I like.
It is also good to have your meals prepared if you are going to take long sessions, so you don't starve when playing.
And of course, lots and lots of water always available.
To be rested well (enough sleep),
a calmed mood,
good focus on the game,
enough to drink (water),
calm gentle music,
confidence that was not broken through daily struggles.
And many more, perhaps small and tiny things that have not that big effect but all work together to have an A-Game setup.
Not all are scientifically based.
a calmed mood,
good focus on the game,
enough to drink (water),
calm gentle music,
confidence that was not broken through daily struggles.
And many more, perhaps small and tiny things that have not that big effect but all work together to have an A-Game setup.
Not all are scientifically based.
Vaping a bit of weed.
Its especially helpfull for me to not get bored and play my C, D, E or F-Game when i dont have too many tables or even only 1 table open.
With a lot of tables its more counterproductive because i start miss actions of other players 😅 and sometimes i do stupid s**it while being high. Like overbet bluffing callstations or other creative bs 😆
(if u are not a seasoned weed consumer then its not recommend while playing. U will LOOSE)
Its especially helpfull for me to not get bored and play my C, D, E or F-Game when i dont have too many tables or even only 1 table open.
With a lot of tables its more counterproductive because i start miss actions of other players 😅 and sometimes i do stupid s**it while being high. Like overbet bluffing callstations or other creative bs 😆
(if u are not a seasoned weed consumer then its not recommend while playing. U will LOOSE)
Taking care of any lingering tasks beforehand helps ensure your focus remains solely on the game at hand, minimizing potential distractions. And your approach to live tournaments, taking a few moments to center yourself and recalibrate your strategies, shows a commitment to adaptability and maximizing your chances of success in different formats.YLAN said:
