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[QUOTE="85champ07, post: 7180772, member: 1002849"]
As much as I like to admit that I can control tilt I think, more often, tilt controls me. I've been on a winning streak for over a week at a time where my mindset is very calm and patient and controlled and I don't feel like poker is a task that overloads my brain.  And then for some uncontrolled reason I allow my ego and tactics to feel more biased to the winning, or I'm feeling rushed and tempted to see action more often. Maybe in a desperate attempt to add another zero to my bankroll.  I can relate this to an unconscious self sabotage. Sometimes the sabotage can come in stages. Sometimes, if I'm playing very good at the start of a tournament by the end I'm either just surviving or I'm out before the money. Usually because I made one single bad play that went against how I was playing at the beginning.  These judgment calls can affect how you're thinking progresses and you need to recognize it. To self-correct is the hardest part. One thing to remember is to be confident in your plays and if sense any doubt it is often meant to be dangerous.
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