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Last post I said that i wasn’t going to make a big deal about poker, and it’s working out fine. When I take things too serius, my performance is worse then when I don’t. I already noticed that in other things, like soccer, studies, but now I have numbers and it’s more convincing. Maybe I’m just in a good run, I had others, but I think I'm slowly improving. I think it happens because when I take things serius, my expectations on my performance increase more then the performance itself, consequently, I get frustrated, then, the psicological factor becomes a trouble.
I’ll try to keep my expectations real, if it’s too high I’ll get frustrated, and if it’s too low I’ll not play hard enough. I have a little bit more experience now in poker and I think I have some base to create my expectations, so I can play my A game.
Didn’t played so much this week due to college stuff. My BR is +- 80.
Some hands:
1- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/174140
Almost folded in the turn, thought of 66. Don't know if any other hand would play like that.
2- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/174132
That was close...
3- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/174000
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4- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/172706
Don't know if PF is a call.
5- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/172092
TalentedTom said: "close to perfect" o/
6- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/170466
That's what happen when I play and do other stuff in the same time.
7- http://www.liquidpoker.info/h/172718
I liked this hand.
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