I wonder too... But if I take the loss as my fault, which it is, my tilt has been going down lately. At least that's how I felt last night...vitord_9 said:
It's definitely frustrating, but you have to stay patient and try to make the best decisions ..'bad beats' are just part of the game... theoretically, if you 'get it in good', over time you're going to make money...It can be a real pain in the arse tho'..vitord_9 said:
.. have fun .. 
if you can't avoid tilting in a freeroll, you're going to have a tough time with this gamevitord_9 said:
Cool down, take a carrot.vitord_9 said:
after half a year of playing freerolls, I realized that tilt can only be defeated with sedatives)vitord_9 said:
For the first time I'm going to disagree with you... but nothing too out of line...fundiver199 said:Start by trying to find out, why you tilt? Logically this makes no sense, since you are playing for free. So as others have said, where does that feeling of entitlement come from? Why not just enjoy the experience of playing and have some fun (like others do)? After all this is, what freerolls are for. They are not for getting rich or "build a bankroll" or whatever other nonsense, some people will try to tell you
Everything is in your hands. In freerolls, there will always be players who play with junk or play all hands in a row. However, this disadvantage of freerolls can become an advantage for you if you are patient and disciplined enough.vitord_9 said:
