Some costly mistakes at FT, oh well, next time
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Well done sir, but even with the mistakes you should be happy of the result 
Cheers,
SDK1987
I am, but I am also a perfectionist (not results oriented) and I find being critical in success is even more crucial than in failure. It's easy for most to think that when you win or get big results it's how it should always be because you rate yourself higher than what the reality is. As long as you recognize mistakes, you always have chance to improve further, the second you think it's never you and just bad luck you become stagnant and eventually left in the dust.
I played better in this tournament overall than I did in the one I won in January, I was extremely lucky to survive late stages and at the final table everything went my way in every hand I was in. Love it of course, but when you're handed the win by the deck it's not just skill that got you there and I find that very important to recognize
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Originally posted by NatRPheM
As long as you recognize mistakes, you always have chance to improve further
Oh so true!
Congratulations on the big cash!
It is often the way that one critical mistake results in a downfall.
If the mistake was an unusual one for you, just note it and move on
If you think it may be a symptom of a leak, you have improved your game forever -- study time!
All the best,
VS