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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6882773, member: 1003394"]
I don't agree at all.
Actually I think you should place yourself in a particular play or hand.
I believe that when faced with a poker hand, thinking must be logical.
When you place yourself in the logic of a situation, faced with a limit situation you start thinking about what your rival would do, then the decisions are generally good.
For any example, suppose you are in a bounty tournament, you are in BB with 79 BB with A4s, comfortably located and an opponent is in CO with 11 BB and goes all in. In truth, let's agree, your hand is not the best to call, but you must logically analyze what you would do in that situation with that hand. Let's agree that if this opponent was folding a lot of poor hands because he didn't have any interesting ones, until in his hands he had, for example, KQo, and due to the position he decided to go all in. If you pay and nothing comes out in the showdown for the doas, not only do you win the bounty but you also place yourself better in the MTT. The worst that can happen is that you lose your hand and are left with 68 BB.
  Sometimes the possibility of losing opens up and you think badly and negatively, when when faced with a logical thought your hand can become a great hand even if it is not.
That's why I think it's best to have logical thinking.
Greetings:):):)
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