I would be very interested in your sagacious poker affinities. I used to be a great black jack player, but the poker odds are significantly better as entropic applications dictate....
I believe I am borned with a pretty solid left brain. When I first started playing, I used my left brain to grind a lot on lower stakes then moved up but never became big winner until I graduate from the college because money was so important to me.
It became very evident to me that I suddenly became a very big consistent winner once I started incorporating my right brain's sensations into the game and stop looking at my balance. Incorporating both side of the brain into the game became way too successful. I had to second guess myself a lot of times if this is what I truely want to do for living.
Disciplines, bankroll management, tilt control, your mood, ... there are so many things that you have to have to learn by YOURSELF.
I believe the key to do so is not necessary not your intelligence or favored odds you can particularly gain while playing poker.
It comes from looking yourself back and exactly figure out where you are making mistakes and envision how you can possibly improve your mentality in consistent basis while playing your game. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I would be very interested in your sagacious poker affinities. I used to be a great black jack player, but the poker odds are significantly better as entropic applications dictate....
Hi, my poker affinity originally comes from my mathematical background and logical thinking.
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I believe I am borned with a pretty solid left brain. When I first started playing, I used my left brain to grind a lot on lower stakes then moved up but never became big winner until I graduate from the college because money was so important to me.
It became very evident to me that I suddenly became a very big consistent winner once I started incorporating my right brain's sensations into the game and stop looking at my balance. Incorporating both side of the brain into the game became way too successful. I had to second guess myself a lot of times if this is what I truely want to do for living.
Disciplines, bankroll management, tilt control, your mood, ... there are so many things that you have to have to learn by YOURSELF.
I believe the key to do so is not necessary not your intelligence or favored odds you can particularly gain while playing poker.
It comes from looking yourself back and exactly figure out where you are making mistakes and envision how you can possibly improve your mentality in consistent basis while playing your game. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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