Return to poker

[ALWAYSCOMEFORME]

Hello everyone ⚡⚡. I decided to return to poker after a short break.
👣👣
I wouldn't say I forgot something but still, it's been 5 years .
The first impression of returning was not very good.


I faced the problem that I can't control my anger after moving.:crazy: :crazy:
Please tell me who controls themselves, maybe there are some tips or mechanics. 👩‍💻
I will try to write here every day about my results for a month 🌚, and maybe I will come to something.

Thanks to everyone who listened)

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[Mantinhoo]

Welcome back to poker! It’s completely normal that the first sessions after a long break don’t go as expected. Controlling emotions, especially anger after losing, is something almost every player struggles with. What helps is setting limits before you start (time or bankroll), taking short breaks after tough hands, and remembering that every loss is also part of learning. Writing down your results and thoughts, like you plan to do, is a really good idea, it will help you see progress over time. Don’t be too hard on yourself, you’re just getting back into the rhythm. Good luck at the tables!

 

[veszmo]

Good luck on your comeback! Except when you're playing against me.

 

[sibkaz]

Winning is a combination of conditions that make it most likely... And it's not your fault that sometimes things don't work out... And if it's not your fault, why worry? )))

 

[dannystanks]

The mental part of poker is a skill you can develop just like any other skill in the game. Maybe get a good audio book on the subject and really study it, then you will find ways to cope and you will find the answers as to why we tilt and how to control it. You have to get yourself under control to really level up your game. Self control is really the only thing we can control in the game. If we let ourselves loose it then you can never play your A game and opponents will take advantage of this. Never give them this advantage! Good luck!