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I got right into a funk this past week and couldn't make any good decisions. That's obviously bad if you end up gambling, so I do away with any play until tonight when I WILL BE back in Vegas. Finally this time I'VE learned that stress is a killer. A bankroll killer. So do not believe I'm a square for believing that my mood and way of thinking is directly associated with my success on the tables.
I can't remember a single time that I headed out to the casino in a nasty mood and booked a winner. It is not a psychic thing or a Karma thing, it is a psychological thing. If I CANNOT be aware of my gambling task handy (taking down every pot I possibly can), then I should not be playing. I DO KNOW that I HAVE to reduce my stress before I start playing or I'll just building up more stress from losing!
A friend of mine got his stack squashed by an action-player in a hold'em game the opposite day. The opposite player called a raise preflop and good-size bets at the flop and river before catching runner-runner and creating a straight. The proverbial bad beat is usually stressful, but my friend didn't flip-out. He played yet one more hand, took a bit walk, decompressed, got a couple of more chips, and enjoyed the remainder of the evening, especially when he got into another hand with the similar action-player.
This time the result was different and his pocket pair held-up against A-Q for an all-in bet, but he only got the decision after staying calm earlier and doing what you must do to achieve success: wait and pick your spots. In this hand my friend reraised all-in and the action-player, still happy because he was winning and there were no altercation earlier, asked "WOULD YOU LIKE action" and my buddy said "Sure."
Obviously the long and in need of it's to stay calm and focused; stay within the moment through the current hand, learn from it, and move on. Do this and you may always do well at poker. I WILL keep that during mind tonight!
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