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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by PANAMHIEST View Post
    It happens. these bad beat cash table are a hard place to play cash, especially at .50/1.00 at the merge netwrok. you would need a pretty hefty bankroll to play at these limits. Stay way from those cash tables for a while play some small tournaments or sngs and youll be back to doing fine in no time at all.
    The sad thing was that I did not play for winning.
    I guess that I played for loossing..
    I dont know why.. but I just whent bluffing with nothing...
    Im really mad at myself right now...

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    Are there any things that you, the determined player, can do to prevent it? Or if you notice that you seem to be tilting, what should you do about it?

    I have a few suggestions that have helped me.

    I start by telling myself that I, and no one else, is responsible for what hands I play and what hands I don't play. I am the master of my own money. That's my affirmation.

    It's an important one. It's all too easy to blame other people for our losses -- for our loss of control. But don't. Start by taking responsibility for your own actions and you'll be ahead of the game. So you're responsible.

    Once I have taken responsibility, the next step is to notice the early warning signs of going on tilt. Before I actually GO on tilt, some event tends to get me upset. So I need to recognize that event and respond to it by resisting the urge to start playing differently from the optimal way that I have learned.

    Once I can learn to recognize those early warning signs, I need to learn to inhibit my habitual response. Initially, this may mean leaving the table for a while. That's right -- actually walking away from the game. Maybe you get something to eat. Maybe you just stroll over to some other game and distract yourself watching it for a while. But leave your game for a while until you can calm down.

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    I just go on tilt. But a good tilt!

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    Quote Originally Posted by eejit101 View Post
    I just go on tilt. But a good tilt!
    Please explain how there could be a good tilt..

    I belive there should be good tilts also..

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    Quote Originally Posted by eejit101 View Post
    I just go on tilt. But a good tilt!
    How do you go on a good tilt?

    As in it's a good tilt because you lose a bunch or what?

    I wouldn't call that a good tilt.



    Just clarify please.

    Thank you.

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