How To NEVER Tilt

Here’s a tilt check list – have you ever:

+ Felt down on yourself during a tournament or session
+ Expected to lose because things aren’t going your way
+ Felt angry or frustrated at a bad beat
+ Got too positive and tried to win every pot
+ Become conservative and stopped attacking because you fear losing

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If you haven’t then congrats on being a bot that reads video descriptions!

If you have… you’re a normal human, a victim of the hardest emotional game on the planet – no limit hold’em!

All of the feelings on the list are forms of tilt … any emotion which disturbs your ability to make clear thinking decisions during a hand.

The bad news is you have VERY SMALL MARGINS as a poker player and even slight tilt can destroy your profit!

The good news is you can do something about it …

In this video you’ll discover:

+ What to work on away from the table so you can stop tilt happening when you play

+ How to spot your personal triggers for tilt

+ The tactic the pros use during tournaments or sessions to stay focused and tilt free even when losing

As if that wasn’t enough I’ll also tell you about my worst night of tilt so you can enjoy my pain!

[justinwhite]

I usually tilt when I’m way ahead. I get overconfident and try to bully people in all the wrong places and walk right into huge traps. OR I overcompensate for that and get too nitty and have my edge blinded away.

[apat]

Thanks for watching ‘How To NEVER Tilt’, please leave a comment or question below. Thanks, Nick.

[thisismagacountry]

I quit tilting when pinball machines went the way of the dinosaur.

[garymonahan]

Going against the variance is a form of going on tilt