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08-31-2020 , 06:51 PM

Haizemberg93

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Join Date: Sep 2016 Posts: 7,271

What do you guy this with of these 3 options is best investment for improving at 6max nl
-GTO+ solver
-RIO essential membership
-RIO cures from the round up

I didint play for long time but when corona started i get back into poker first nl2 zoom then nl5 zoom, last 30 days i played NL10 reg tables. If you have any good advice or recommendations how to handle tilt problems pleas mention that too.

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08-31-2020 , 09:26 PM

SharkytheFish

adept

Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 1,114

Wont be many members who have used all 3. Without having used a solver or RIO Id be inclined to go with the RIO membership first as it's gona cover a lot more facets.

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08-31-2020 , 11:06 PM

Ray Zee

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Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 17,920

if you tilt you have no chance of ever having any money. so get that in your head.

then formulate a way to control it. take a walk before it starts after you learn just what sets it off.
learn or try to be detached from winning and losing. look at it like just another hand. and understand that it is and the long run is all that counts.

remember ten minutes of tilting can destroy a whole days worth of work.

good luck with it.

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09-02-2020 , 07:56 AM

TheDefiniteArticle

Indecisive

Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 14,123

I've used the first two and used to produce training content with Pete.

Start with RIO essential membership or FTGU. Once you've identified that you're not learning much any more, move to either an elite membership or solvers. Make sure you watch a course on using a solver when you first get one.

Also agree with Ray, tilt control is really important, even if your form of tilt is autopiloting.

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09-02-2020 , 05:23 PM

Iblis

veteran

Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 3,299

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Originally Posted by Ray Zee

if you tilt you have no chance of ever having any money. so get that in your head.

Come on that's an exaggeration.
It depends on how often and how bad you tilt. :]

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09-03-2020 , 12:21 AM

Homeskills

newbie

Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 39

Try reading "The Mental Game of Poker" to get a handle on your tilt. You can find a pdf through google.

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09-03-2020 , 10:52 PM

jjb511

grinder

Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 671

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Originally Posted by Homeskills

Try reading "The Mental Game of Poker" to get a handle on your tilt. You can find a pdf through google.

Read it several times, still tilt. Good advice though.

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09-04-2020 , 12:32 PM

Sil3ntness

old hand

Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 1,305

There's no escaping tilt at the microstakes. You will see things that will make you question other player's mind going into a hand.

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09-04-2020 , 12:48 PM

King Spew

Just average

Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 15,282

I don't necessarily agree that tilt is essentially inescapable or uncontrollable, Sil3,

imho If a player plays OVER-rolled (much more bankroll than "required" for a certain stake/level.....3x?) the "sting" of a bad beat is greatly reduced.

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09-06-2020 , 02:45 PM

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Haizemberg93

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Join Date: Sep 2016 Posts: 7,271

Thanks for comments.
I start reading MGoP meditation and reading some stoic books. I think that philosophy is very applicable in poker.

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09-11-2020 , 03:00 AM

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TakeItiletyou

grinder

Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 652

Desent poker book. At 25nl rio, gto+ anything desent that can keep you improving.

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09-12-2020 , 01:42 PM

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ericlawson2001

stranger

Join Date: Sep 2020 Posts: 3

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Originally Posted by jjb511

Read it several times, still tilt. Good advice though.

Is it true? I have googled and found it stands out as top rated course to control Tilt.

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