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Which poker opponents are you afraid of and why?
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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6358182, member: 487083"] The problem with the fear of bluffs became relevant for me during the period when I first tried to enter the $3 limit in spins. So, when I had $100 left in the cash register, I realized that this was “finita la comedy”. I made a difficult decision for myself and returned to the $1 limit. Before that, I gave myself a break. After that, I began to unravel the tangle of errors, from smallest to largest. I started to study theory at a comfortable limit for myself. I’m afraid of those who bluff in poker. I think the effect of positive / negative reinforcement is important here - if the situation is stuck in our memory when we lost a large important pot in which we bluffed, then this can tie us down . It is important to understand this situation, to understand how our action was justified, and not to move on with a painful burden on our shoulders. [/QUOTE]
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