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[QUOTE="ScoobyEdu, post: 7201195, member: 260939"]
Hello!!!
This question is very interesting because it speaks more about ourselves than the game.
Poker is something that really affects players, so we end up training and studying to play more rationally than emotionally, even to the point of not involving emotions.
Music, in general, stirs our memories and feelings, so we bring up something that we often try to mitigate in the game.
I usually put on some kind of music that I know won't impact my decisions that day, but will help me stay focused.
Sometimes I even put on an audiobook.
But the most important thing for me, which is crazy, is that what's playing will guide me through the game's tempo, for example:
When this song ends, I'll see that the late one is over;
When I finish this audiobook, I should be getting to the Semi FT;
When the playlist ends, without having practically finished the day's play.

LOL, these timekeepings help me stay focused and not get anxious, especially in those giant tournaments with even bigger late starts...

TIP: Always carefully analyze the level of impact on your game, whether it improves or not. Whether it excites you or not, as this can turn hours of gaming into a tiring marathon.
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