I’ve been playing online MTTs on GGPoker, and one of the most frustrating situations is when you correctly identify that an opponent is calling too wide, get your chips in against a weaker hand, and still lose the pot.
I understand that being ahead doesn’t guarantee winning, but when it happens repeatedly, it can make you question your decisions even when the logic behind them was sound.
How do you personally separate a genuinely bad decision from a good decision that simply didn’t work out? Do you review the hand afterward, or do you prefer to move on and avoid overthinking it?
I understand that being ahead doesn’t guarantee winning, but when it happens repeatedly, it can make you question your decisions even when the logic behind them was sound.
How do you personally separate a genuinely bad decision from a good decision that simply didn’t work out? Do you review the hand afterward, or do you prefer to move on and avoid overthinking it?