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[QUOTE="ObbleeXY, post: 6608179, member: 437841"]
I don't think my play has anything to do with wins or losses. I try to be plan-oriented rather than results oriented. By that, I mean -- I can lose a game, but if I think I made the right plays, especially upon review, then I'm happy and my game will continue in much the same way as before. Similarly, if I've won, but have really only done so after getting lucky after makiong bad decisions, then, no, I'm not going to go out and pretend I am some sort of poker prodigy and splkash chips.

However, I am significantly impacted by my mood and that can be quite variable. I can get very splashy and a bit of a call-station sometimes.

When I'm "playing my game" some might find that indistinguishable from splashy and call-station like, but it is more about outs at that point. I'm perfectly happy to continue with a hhand that is not the best going in when I have lots of outs for a monster and villain has lots of chips (ie don't chase straights and flushes when villain ain't got the cips to pay you off).

If you get in enough volume of poker games, then the losses can quickly bne ignored (again, as long as you played well) and you just move on.

But I have a rule generally, if I lose three in a row, I need to stop and review...or just stop.

All the best.
JT
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