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Message: [QUOTE="DiegoRamos, post: 5904608, member: 138698"] You already have 50% of the problem solved, now just work on the solution. One tip, self-control is the key. Controlling yourself will have better reasoning when you receive these hands. The big problem with Push-Fold is that you are giving your hand away, so you are lucky. This is not good, especially if you do not have a Bankroll that is prepared, which seems to be your case. I particularly only use this strategy in controlled situations, where I have less than 10BB or very deep to explore smaller stacks. The ideal is to know exactly who will apply this weapon, since most of the time you just fold the villain. In relation to management, the ideal is to keep between 100 ~ 200 Buy in, it depends on the game and your occupations, but at this rate of work it is something that will make you more comfortable when playing. I would focus on self-control if you have to believe that the losses come from the variance of the game. In that case it would solve and even improve its performance. I understand your thinking, but perhaps the problem in general is tiredness, or rather, mental stress. For example, I am already saturated in the middle of the CC tournament at the ACR, the result of sleep and tiredness of the day. But that changes from person to person, since in my country I know players who play during the night to sleep at other times just to find a level of weaker players optimizing their profits. So this is a mild and relative issue. In this situation the study of self-control with good breathing work can help you. Not only in poker, but in life! It is a bad feeling that needs a lot of work for total elimination. Very annoying. I know how it is :D Correct, but this is just an emotional reflex. If you know what is causing your downswing, it will be easier and faster to get out of it. It can be strategic or literally emotional. Identifying the origin you will be able to correct and go back up. In that kind of situation you have to minimize those feelings. Think of it this way, I had the best cards and he accepted a small percentage of victory. That is, for example, his hand was 70% and he 30%, in 10 hands, you will win 7 and lose 3, so this situation is called variance, it happens. Keep exploring, most of the time you will come out victorious. Don't be upset about it, it's part of the game! It really is boring :D Study a little about self-control, sometimes only with breathing exercises your performance already improves. Yes, this is correct. Keeping your emotional intact you will have 100% of your logical reasoning. [/QUOTE]

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