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04-01-08, 10:52 PM
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Why do you think checking your balance is a problem? Does it affect your play?
Poker is a long term game, blah blah blah, but I don't see any harm in knowing how you are doing in a given session. I actually have my table total on my PAHud layout. Great idea for a prop bet though (if this is an issue for you). |
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04-01-08, 11:02 PM
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I didn't make fun of you for that whole hand washing thing you freak, so lay off
 I have my table totals on the table, but somehow adding it all up, esp into a session when several tables have been opened or closed, it just too much work. But I don't like to check because it messes with my head. When I sit and play I can zen it and it can be all one big session, even if running well or taking some hits, but when I look at my balance it becomes "I can't believe this is a losing session" and I would rather just avoid that. |
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04-01-08, 11:04 PM
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Well, looky who's online at 11:02 PM but can't play in our cash game.
(That's for the hand washing comment) |
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04-02-08, 05:41 AM
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I actually find that it sometimes effects my play as well during a session if I check my PT numbers to find out what I am up or down. If I was up $1k and am now down like $500 if can definitly be that nudge that moves me slightly into the tilt zone.
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