[Closed] The best way to handle downswing???

Fap to the nutz next time. here's a thread about it ♦

really helpful and insightful advices guys, thank you very much, helped me a lot... not.

Obviously if I would know how not to give a fuck, I wouldn't come here for advice.
And if I could do that mambo jambo shit to flop whatever I wish to flop, probably this thread wouldnt be opened, and I would be co owner of McDonalds.

If there is a score for posts I give 1 for both of your reply's.

No offense but I find them both pretty idiotic.

Cheers

play less tables and shorter sessions

Hey everyone,

There is no need to post images or videos that might annoy or offend the original poster.

Sinnology here are a few tips:

• Make sure that you are motivated and you want to continue playing poker otherwise there is no point
• Make sure that you are reviewing your hand histories and try to fix leaks that are in your game
• Make sure you are watching videos to improve your game
• Make sure you are reading articles to improve your game
• Make sure you are sticking to BRM and move down a limit if you need too

Hope this helps you

King Regards,
Toby

My pic was a fair question. You haven't Tilted badly till you've tackled a horse ♦

Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
My pic was a fair question. You haven't Tilted badly till you've tackled a horse ♦

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good point

How to handle downswings is very personal, eventually you'll reach yourself the Nirvana and you'll be able to just don't give a fuck as suggested (awesome video NightFrosta ), in the while, take it easy and if you're annoyed just stop playing and take a break.

Each and everyone has his own way and you'll have to try and find your own, some suggestion have been given, here's how I dealt with it.

There's not much to do or think in SSS, so at times I was getting bored and wanted to try something fancy, which can't work with a short stack, so I was opening more tables to keep myself busy and stick strictly to the chart.

If instead of being me was the variance, well, it has to turn good again, cant really go bad forever, so I was opening more tables to play more hands and force variance by numbers, it can't rain at all the time.

The poker mindset by Ian Taylor and Matthew Hilger. Buy it. Great book.

Guys thx.
Sorry if I was bit rude to first to posters, I was pretty angry yesterday and in that state made some really bad things, among them was a post I wrote above.
I will take the days of poker and dedicate improving other areas of my life.

cheers