if you realize that you are on tilt, or about to be, the best thing is to stop playing, even if you have lost money in that session
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if you realize that you are on tilt, or about to be, the best thing is to stop playing, even if you have lost money in that session
Cash games+Being on tilt="uh oh, there goes the bankroll"
Actually, snklzona and vvmcnamara did give you good advice if you're smart/wise enough to take itQuote:
Originally Posted by ogKamehameha
When ever I play I usually don't tilt from a bad beat, I just laugh it off. But If I have multiple bad beats in one session I get a little tilty, then I know its time to get off and relax and come back later to try again.
I have a hard time playing after I loose a tournament. I have enacted a get up and take a break rule instead of jumping into the next table. It really has helped. After doing something else for a few minutes, it clears my head and helps me to re-focus my game.
They tend to do that to me too at times, but I'm learning.
True.Quote:
Originally Posted by w1lk3snstacked
Not good to be on tilt! I used to get thsi way all the time!
Now I try and have more patience, seems to be working!
Got to get back to the drawing borard. Mebbe post some of your hands?