honestly, just remember how you got to the points of tilt and learn from that mistake and or take notes on the player that was involved.. other than that, one hand at a time will go a long way..
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honestly, just remember how you got to the points of tilt and learn from that mistake and or take notes on the player that was involved.. other than that, one hand at a time will go a long way..
call them a bunch of names like donkfish or clownbag. then proceed to take a fat bong rip
I agree with sharking also..Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharking
A good way to avoid tilting is you don't let your emotions affect the way you play your cards. I know that every once in a while every poker player tilts at least once.
dude keep calm and wait for the perfect cards...you will shine trust me ;)
nmeditation and bankroll management helps....best of luck homie!
im last one to talk bc I tilt over EVERYTHING!!! arghaa!!!!
If you lose some big pots, don't force yourself to get your chips back in the next couple hands if you don't really have something good. Just calm down and wait for next good hands.
After a bad beat, take a quick three minutes break (grab a snack, do some quick push-ups etc).then get back to the grind with a fresh mind from that bad beat. As long as you have made the correct play and just knowing you get unlucky, you should not be feeling tilted.just my 2 cents. I hope this quick tip helps.
I would just suggest meditating and thinking happy thoughts if I was you
Quit the game nd let it go ... Just take a break .