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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2534024, member: 88730"]
Yeah, when I was first moving up into mid stakes games, I had a ton of poker friends that we'd pick each others brains about the game. Everyone was making so much money so fast, and as we moved up into high stakes games we were playing a lot of the same people on a daily basis. We all shared and talked about spots and opponents quite frequently. Really we did every day. We coached each other, shared houses in Vegas, and did some fairly degenerate shit that I don't care to even get into. Young and dumb. :)

Now everyone has kind of broken off, and people don't seem to share info as readily. That doesn't mean that you still don't with some of your tight poker friends, but info isn't as easily dispersed anymore. At least from what I've seen. And that's OK.

But yeah, I didn't really struggle with tilt at all early in my poker career. It was really a non issue for me. It's happened more in the past year really than at any time. It's more subtle tilt, but it's there and it effects my game. So it's something I'm going to correct this year.

As far as tilting other regs, that's been a staple of my game for a long long time. :) I get others regs off their games, and exploit that. That's the creative fun side of poker that I enjoy. All the meta game guessing and staying one step ahead of someone else.

Any ways, I'm glad you enjoyed the blog. Hopefully we can set some goals. I'm finishing putting some graphics into this workbook, and I'm hoping that Polished Poker vol II will be out by next week.
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