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Don't blame the players - blame the game 24) Do you take notes on your game after a session? If, yes, describe. That's easy. I don't take notes on my game after at session. I think about it and think about what I did wrong and right and what I need to work on. But no notes - it is all in my head. 25) How much is your e...

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The longest questionnaire ever (part IIII)

29.08.2011, 18:51 SuneBergHansen

I am almost tilting about continuing this seemingly endless row of questions. But as we all know: Real progress is hard earned. The process is very valuable and I strongly recommend that you, my dear stubborn reader, do it yourself. It really helps! In the beginning it is maybe not so nice to realize all these mistakes...

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biggest tilt ever..

27.08.2011, 16:39 ziigmund

y0...Just finished games against Isildur..came down from top 1,3 million in 2 days and felt really bad already when I was down 200k from the top...Dont know why I continued after 500k down....really dont know...I played very weak and that was fair I lost my money.Now my girlfriend has to use sunglasses few days.Only go...

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From hobby player to full time pro, part 2

17.08.2011, 21:27 PeterHallberg

Only try to control controllable things...Continued from 'From hobby player to full time pro'.This blog will focus on the changes I have made gradually through the last couple of month, in the quest for achieving the needed skills, for having poker as my only source of income.Physical fitnessThoughtsThere's a reason wh...

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Free from tilt (Questionnaire part III)

17.08.2011, 12:03 SuneBergHansen

Sorry it took so long for part 3 to arrive. I first played Politiken Cup (a big open) and at the moment I am playing a closed grandmaster tournament in Gothenburg (Sweeden). The problem with chess is: 1) It takes forever to play a game (2-6 hours) 2) At this level (GM) a lot of preparation goes into the games especiall...

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Leaving tilt far behind (Questionnaire part 2)

27.07.2011, 17:19 SuneBergHansen

Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving. (Albert Einstein) We continue the journey with Tendlers questionnaire from the last blog. I am slightly disappointed that not a single reader took the chance and filled the questionnaire and posted it in the comments... But I rest assure that you...

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