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[QUOTE="DiegoRamos, post: 5904585, member: 138698"]
I understand your problem.
The human being in general has a major problem with anxiety today.
In fact it is a little tedious to look at a screen without having much to do if you do not have the habit of continuously analyzing your opponents.

The only way to circumvent this situation is to entertain your mind externally (remembering that this will directly affect your results in a negative way) allowing you to perform actions only with the hands predetermined by you.

Many use the rule of working with the 100 ~ 200 Buy in margin.
Do you already use this method?

It is very vague to be able to comment on your situation.
But in my view, the bubble is only half the tournament, as the strategy changes completely after that period.

Could it be that your problem is not in the execution of your range making you unable to build a good chip structure?

Yes, in your situation the game becomes lighter and more fun. Making each hand a new challenge.

I would say that emotions are responsible for 60% of your victory.
If you are not in control of your emotions, whether they are good or bad, you will hardly be a winner.

It is an extremely important point to work on!
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