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[QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 5515779, member: 374519"]
I feel great when I make a well thought out play the works, whether it's a big fold or a big call. I really enjoy putting the pieces together, analyzing the statistics, bet sizes and all the information I have been given throughout a hand to make the right play.

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It's especially satisfying when I set a trap and my opponent falls into it. Whether it's checking the river to induce a bluff, or flatting with a big hand preflop when facing a 3-bet to have my opponent barrel off with a pure bluff.

The same good feeling goes with playing back at someone when they are light and eeking out a fold with a hand that had very little (or no) equity in the pot :captain:

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It's always fun to take an unorthodox line that leads to you have a hand 'you can't possibly have' and as a result getting paid off. An example is making it look like you've 'capped your range' when indeed you actually have the goods :)

winning tournaments feels good as well, but there's so much luck involved in that that I don't like to make it a primary source of pleasure. For me making great decisions is what makes me feel great. (as an aside, when I answer someone's question on twitch and it helps them get a new understanding of something that also feels like a big win to me :))
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