:) What are the effects that negatively affect our performance in poker?

[Chebchoub]

Despite the passage of years and days, I still fall into the same mistakes that I know will lead me to loss.
Whether my mood is good or bad, I want to play, even though I know that I should avoid playing during times of bad mood.
Are we heading to poker, hoping to win in order to gain some adrenaline to get out of the bad mood?
How about you, does your mood have a positive or negative effect on your poker performance?

 

[eberetta1]

Sometimes I just do not have the 3 hours and 30 minutes to money in a game of poker, so I go in on less than premium hands and more often than not, I find myself in the money. When I have all the time in the world and I am ready to have a good game, it is usually then that I last not even a half hour.

 

[Chebchoub]

Sometimes I just do not have the 3 hours and 30 minutes to money in a game of poker, so I go in on less than premium hands and more often than not, I find myself in the money. When I have all the time in the world and I am ready to have a good game, it is usually then that I last not even a half hour.

Here's another thing that's true, I'm going through this and that these days

 

[R.Holynskyi]

Despite the passage of years and days, I still fall into the same mistakes that I know will lead me to loss.
Whether my mood is good or bad, I want to play, even though I know that I should avoid playing during times of bad mood.
Are we heading to poker, hoping to win in order to gain some adrenaline to get out of the bad mood?
How about you, does your mood have a positive or negative effect on your poker performance?

If I'm in a bad mood, I don't play. I don't play if I'm not feeling well or if I'm sick. For me, the game is not only entertainment, for me poker is a source of additional income, and so in order not to spoil my results for the week or for the month, on such bad days I just refrain from playing.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I don't enjoy playing if I am in a bad mood, normally I don't bother even opening up the software on my computer if I am not in the right frame of mind, at Live events I find I really don't get into a foul mood anyway, the excitement of playing in a Casino or Pub where I can handle a chip stack, and pit my wits against other players was always a thrill, I suppose that is why I miss the good old days, as I don't get out much, and playing on-line just doesn't appeal to me that much.
Clicking Chips together, Shuffling them, sounds and feels so much better than Mouse Clicks!

 

[oriole]

Poker is both a thinking and emotional game, so your mood and mental clarity will definitely impact your performance. Distractions and your level of focus at the table also play a big role. Since I only play for fun, it’s not as important to me, and I’m usually doing something else while playing and it definitely negatively affects my performance.

 

[Chebchoub]

If I'm in a bad mood, I don't play. I don't play if I'm not feeling well or if I'm sick. For me, the game is not only entertainment, for me poker is a source of additional income, and so in order not to spoil my results for the week or for the month, on such bad days I just refrain from playing.

Poker is both a thinking and emotional game, so your mood and mental clarity will definitely impact your performance. Distractions and your level of focus at the table also play a big role. Since I only play for fun, it’s not as important to me, and I’m usually doing something else while playing and it definitely negatively affects my performance.

Poker is both a thinking and emotional game, so your mood and mental clarity will definitely impact your performance. Distractions and your level of focus at the table also play a big role. Since I only play for fun, it’s not as important to me, and I’m usually doing something else while playing and it definitely negatively affects my performance.

You pointed out something important, that we should take poker seriously and play only when we are mentally and physically prepared.
Thanks

 

[olejean]

Basically everything depends on the mood in fact.

 

[flabilim]

generally a lack of attention, or a poorly done analysis, thinking that all the villains are always stealing and tall pairs that blind their hands.

 

[Lena M]

Despite the passage of years and days, I still fall into the same mistakes that I know will lead me to loss.
Whether my mood is good or bad, I want to play, even though I know that I should avoid playing during times of bad mood.
Are we heading to poker, hoping to win in order to gain some adrenaline to get out of the bad mood?
How about you, does your mood have a positive or negative effect on your poker performance?

Hi
I play poker for fun, so I play only when I have all the necessary conditions. If I have free time and a good mood. As for my mood, I'm almost always in a good mood, but with free time, it's much more complicated.

 

[s0ftdumps]

Despite the passage of years and days, I still fall into the same mistakes that I know will lead me to loss.
Whether my mood is good or bad, I want to play, even though I know that I should avoid playing during times of bad mood.
Are we heading to poker, hoping to win in order to gain some adrenaline to get out of the bad mood?
How about you, does your mood have a positive or negative effect on your poker performance?

being overly aggressive after a bad beat is my problem. if you got money in with higher odds that's the correct play.

 

[istbno]

Your mood can have a significant impact on your poker performance. If you're in a positive mood, you're likely to make more clear-headed, rational decisions and stay focused for longer periods. Positive emotions can also increase confidence, which may help you take calculated risks. On the other hand, if you're in a negative mood—angry, frustrated, or stressed—this can lead to impulsive decisions, emotional play (also known as tilt), and poor bankroll management. Maintaining emotional balance is key for consistent performance in poker.

 

[10gerka]

Sometimes it happens that nothing comes out, you feel that you have played the hand well and you don't win, that makes you frustrated and affects your next game, that should be worked on.

 

[yuriko oyama]

I personally think that there is no good mood that can survive a bad poker session.
and that there is no bad mood that cannot be made worse by playing poker.
that said, I don't really care about the mood when playing poker, it will suffer regardless of how it starts.

 

[mclay]

If I'm in a bad mood, I don't play. I don't play if I'm not feeling well or if I'm sick. For me, the game is not only entertainment, for me poker is a source of additional income, and so in order not to spoil my results for the week or for the month, on such bad days I just refrain from playing.

I agree, I do the same, and I noticed that when you are not in the mood to play, then luck does not smile on you.

 

[Flyer35]

Mood can definitely affect my poker performance. But, if I play poker when I'm not in the the best mood sometimes it helps me to get into a good mood.

 

[MishkaZL]

In my case, my mood definitely affects my game. I have noticed this pattern for a long time. Of course, not always when I am in a good mood I have good results. But when I'm in a bad mood, I just have terrible results. That's why I play only on days when I'm in a good mood.

 

[RALF_AK]

Poker has some cake recipes, something that I respect a lot is... if you are not in a good mood or patient... don't play, remember that tomorrow will be a new day... this also serves to avoid down swings ...

 

[minionrush]

Playing video games online at run 3 is one of the ways that we get to show off our muscles to all of our new friends that we have made all across the world. It is possible to become addicted to it, and I believe that parents have a lot of responsibility in making sure that things go more smoothly in this regard.

 

[Cooking]

There are many players that use poker as an escape of many emotions, like anxiety, depression, boredom and/or loneliness. It's because when we play, we have a release of dopamine, which make us feel good. The problem is when our brain get used to the dopamine, so, we need to play more or higher stakes to reach the same level of pleasure. I've noticed that in the past, my mood used to affect my game, specially when I was bored. I didn't had any patience to wait for good hands, I just played like a loose aggressive player. Nowadays, I learn to play only when I really want to play, if I want to do something else, I just don't play that day.

 

[ProVet]

My mood also has a negative effect on the game. You need to work on yourself as well as on the game

 

[19aleks57]

I open a poker room and hope to register for a tournament, but it turns out to be unavailable, I have to reboot, and if access is restored after the tournament starts, then I have a complete lack of trust in this site...