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Every book, every DVD, and every website giving advice about poker talks about going on tilt. Everyone talks about the dangers of playing badly after loosing a hand or making a mistake.
I sometimes have a similar but opposite problem in that I play badly after winning a big hand or making a killer read. I feel invulnerable. I feel I can do no wrong, so I play looser, over-value my cards and end up handing back those winnings. Does anyone else have this problem? I deal with it much the same as going on tilt. Just recognizing that it happens and conciously working to stop it and taking a small break from the action if need be have really helped. Just tought I'd ask as tilt seems to be universal, while the opposite of tilt seems much more rare. |
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