Beschäftigen schlechte Schläge
Lassen Sie uns es gegenüberstellen. Alle wir lassen dort sein. Sie sind gesessenes dort herüber anstarren am entgegengesetzten gegenüber von Ihnen, das entschieden hat, alle mit nichts innen zu gehen mehr als ein offsuit 7 3. Warum sollten Sie gesorgt werden? Sie haben ein Paar Cowboys und eine Tonne Späne mitten in der Tabelle, um aufzuheben.
Die ganze plötzliches, kommt es zur Umdrehung und der Fluß und plötzlich der Kerl gegenüber von Ihnen scheint, die einzigen zwei Karten in der Plattform aufgehoben zu haben, die Dame Luck, von Ihrem Knie wegzugehen und zu gehen, auf seinem zu sitzen überzeugt. OH- und sie haben eine Last Ihrer Späne mit ihr genommen.
Schlechte Schläge sind das schlechteste Teil des Spiels. Niemand mag sie, aber jedermann, das mehr gespielt hat, als ein Paar von Händen Dutzend eine mindestens von ihnen… erlitten hat und wenn Sie nicht haben, dann Sie ERNSTHAFT Notwendigkeit, konkurrenzfähiger zu spielen zu beginnen.
Trotz der schlechten Schläge, die der niedrigste Punkt des Spiels sind, dürfen sie nicht ignoriert werden. Wenn Sie gerechtes Bedecken Ihr Kopf im Sand, dann Sie nie als Schürhakenspieler verbessern.
Stattdessen Konzentrat auf dem Setzen des Problems hinter Sie. If you don’t manage to do that then at best you’re going to be stuck there playing a particular hand over and over in your mind. At worst, then you’re going to go on tilt.
Now I totally understand that putting a bad beat behind you is a whole lot easier said than done. So what can be done to put the last hand behind you?
Well firstly, I wouldn’t worry about talking to someone about it because that’s not going to happen.
The truth is that your fellow poker players just don’t want to hear about it. It’s an unwritten rule that you don’t talk about your bad beats at the poker table. As was mentioned right at the beginning, we’ve all had beats … we don’t need to hear about other people’s bad luck stories. Anyway, from your own point of view, why would you want to tell them about it? Moaning about it is purely the simplest way of telling everyone else at the table that you’re riled and about to go on tilt at any time!
So with the idea of talking to other people out of your way, what other options have you got?
Well luckily enough (for you!), I’ve been a fair few bad beats in my time and I’ve come up with the following list that you might find useful.
1. There’s no point dwelling on things. Give yourself literally sixty seconds to get over what has just happened. Shout at the screen, wave two fingers in the air, smack two fists together. Whatever it takes, just make sure that you get the sense of injustice out of your system. Once you’ve done what you need to do, sit back down at the table and concentrate on your next hand.
Obviously, don’t do that if you’re not sat at home in front of a computer screen or you could find yourself being thrown out of the nearest door.
If you’re in a live casino, then push your seat away from the table and go to the toilet. When you come back, get a drink from the bar or maybe even chuck a couple of coins in to the nearby slot machine. Either way, get your mind off the last hand that happened. When that has happened, pull that seat back up to the table, take a deep breath and concentrate on what’s happening.
2. Have confidence in yourself. You thought you had the best hand and you bet out on it. That was the right thing to do - the only reason you didn’t take the pot down was a freak of nature. Your opponent on the other hand, has shown that he is not a particularly strong player who is liable to play any hand. It shouldn’t be long until he loses the chips that he’s just won off you - you just need to make sure that you continue to play the right hands and hope that you’re around when your chips next get pushed into the pot.
3. If you play your poker online, make sure you head over to a room that offers its players a Bad Beat Jackpot. For example, the Carbon Poker Bonus means that if you end up holding at least quad sevens and still don’t end up winning the hand, then you could receive several hundred thousand dollars in compensation. And lets face it, I can’t think of a better way of getting over a bad beat than that!
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