This Fish Chums
Visionary
Silver Level
Once you fold, you should be keeping an eye on what the other players still in the hand are doing. Trying to pick up tells or reactions from them for later use. But try not to keep track of how well you would have done, or could have done. For instance, if someone bets big and you fold AK because it completely misses the flop, when the turn and river come AA don’t look at what you could have one. Seeing hands you could have won if you hadn't folded is only helpful when you're learning to play. If you already have a system down, a style of play, keeping track of what you could have won will tend to make you play looser then you normally would. You start to think you should play hands you'd normally fold, and it can really hurt you in the long run. Teaching yourself not to take those gambles can be a hard road to take. So do watch how other people play, but try not to pay attention to what could have been.