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Message: [QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5231716, member: 393841"] Obviously it affects me like everyone else. In those moments of bad spells, I try to clear my mind doing other things. This way I get the bad drink. I think one of the most important things that a poker player should have is knowing how to recover from difficult moments. Because if we just stay locked in our anger, this will have a very negative effect on the game of oneself. Since it will be fundamentally reduced in quality, because it will cost us more to think, decisions will be more biased, and everything will become more hostile. It is hard to say but it is necessary to escape in those moments. Because when we are angry we do not play well (the one who tells you that even in those cases he keeps playing well, he lies). We make mistakes, and sometimes we know that we are committing them and so we continue. You have to clear your mind and everything will be easier when we are concentrated again, 100% Greetings. [/QUOTE]