Poker discussion

[fesire]

Every hand is a new opportunity stay focused play smart and avoid chasing losses

[Vyxva]

Chasing losses is where they get ya tbh. Tighten up and wait for a solid spot instead of forcing it.

[Wineyth]

Solid advice, but easier said than done when tilt kicks in lol. Gotta just take a breather and come back fresh

[cedarvar]

Tilt is the real bankroll killer fr, stepping away for 5 minutes usually saves me from donating stacks

[tycique8]

Yeah chasing losses is the fastest way to dust off a session. I just tell myself the cards don't know I'm down, they're just cards.

[kazeon]

Chasing losses turns poker into a slot machine real quick. I just treat every flop like it's hand one of the session.

[Marslar12]

4 hours ago, fesire said:

Every hand is a new opportunity stay focused play smart and avoid chasing losses

Feel that is rogged

34 minutes ago, Wineyth said:

Solid advice, but easier said than done when tilt kicks in lol. Gotta just take a breather and come back fresh

 Gambling is hard

[luxuriantly45]

Honestly treating every flop like it’s hand one works better for me than stepping away. Walking off just makes me stew over the bad beat but reseting mentally at the table keeps me from tilting in the first place.

[dinai35]

Id rather reset right at the table than walk away and let the frustation build up

[meriynon]

i get the whole fresh hand mindset but for me walking away works better, if i sit there too long triyng to "refocus" my brain just keeps counting the chips i lost and i end up making stupider calls

[Frankiolnda]

the hardest part is not chasing losses metnally even when you fold correctly for an hour straight. i just repeat to myself that folding is winning too and eventually the table dynamic shifts back

[kyrraund]

Just fold till you actuallly see something, boredom beats busting out.

[frankiiroria]

I used to always reload after a big pot loss but one night I forced myself to sit out exactly three hands and I folded ace jack off suit without even blinking. Turned out the flop came king queen ten and the other two players stacked off with a set and a straight draw so my fold saaved me a buyin right there.