The decisions that trouble us most ?
 

The decisions that trouble us most are the ones that matter least. :brains:

I have just finished reading this poker article, and although not a great reader of poker books, i'm always reading articles by Mike Caro, and in truth i'm never really interested in reading other's ..
This, (Not Mike Caro however), i found very interesting and understanding as to how we are responsible for our own decisions and how to analyse them before and during the game :cool:

My thanks to Chris Poutashi for showing me this .
Nice read http://tommyangelo.com/articles/reciprocality/



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i read it mate , but to be honest these sorts of things leave me a bit cold , in my opinion there is far too much analysing and trying to turn poker into some sort of complex physchological equation., instead of just treating it for what it is , just a card game .

Yes, BUT it was the 'tilting' part that got me, so funny, I never new there was so many ways to go on 'tilt' !! o:D

Also
 

The part where he says about knowing when to stop when your winning in a cash game :brains:
I was thinking of his article again when i was 'up' today by $145 ..

On any other day i would have thought to carry on, 'the game is good' but then thought .. 'nahh' time to leave..
hence why i'm here now writing this ...get in .. gg !! o:D

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