Gallarado777
Legend
Loyaler
I'm ashamed that I used to be very emotional because I was angry when I lost and couldn't do anything about it after a lot of hands and became a very calm poker player and began to control my emotions so this will come with experience but at the beginning of my poker growth I was emotional and when I remember it I'm sometimes ashamed of it
LaNimmer
Visionary
Bronze Level
I am not ashamed of losing because that is just going to happen. I am ashamed when I lose because I was on TILT as there are many different options when you feel that coming on, no justifiable excuses for allowing that negative kind of emotion.
R.Melnyk77
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I'm not ashamed. I have nothing to be ashamed of. Sometimes it is unpleasant for me to understand that my skills are not enough for good results, but I know that everything depends only on me and if I work hard and improve my skills, then in time I will achieve my goal
Canaldo Kao
Visionary
Platinum Level
I'm ashamed to give up and always blame other factors, without seeing if I'm wrong or not!
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hilary antonik filho
Legend
Platinum Level
I am not ashamed or ashamed of myself, but I am ashamed to see so many pranksters playing, yesterday 09/05/23 in a freeroll there were players with somberness, exchanging offenses, throwing throws, reaching the absurdity of combining moves and all in, after a long time I was switched tables, then there were only throwables, I left the tournament
R.Holynskyi
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Sometimes I am ashamed, or rather uncomfortable, for my decisions, that is, for mistaken and hasty decisions. Sometimes I realize that I could have avoided the mistake but made it because I wanted to test myself.
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neverbluff0799
Visionary
Platinum Level
Im ashame that when i started to play i was getting so annoyed that i smash without wanting it 2 space bar on 2 different keyboard making my 5$ a 80$ lost lol Ironicly playing freeroll where variance is so high have made me cold as ice toward bad beat and now i mostly play very calmly.
pentazepam
Legend
Platinum Level
The fact that I tilt so bad that I have destroyed equipment like headphones, screens, and chairs. One time I punched my fist into a concrete wall.
The wall won.
I always disable chat even in a freeroll just to be sure not to hurt anybody with insulting language.
And before anybody tells me to work on it. I have played poker for money since the late 70s. I think I'm not going to change. But I mostly hurt myself.
The wall won.
I always disable chat even in a freeroll just to be sure not to hurt anybody with insulting language.
And before anybody tells me to work on it. I have played poker for money since the late 70s. I think I'm not going to change. But I mostly hurt myself.
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ph_il
...
Silver Level
- ashamed that I'm not a good player. I'm a knowledgeable and winning player, and maybe even a smart player for knowing my limitations and not playing above it. I'm also not the worst player at the stakes i play but, as far as skill level goes, i'm not a good player.
- ashamed that I never had a significant mtt win. I've won many mtts over my years of playing. my biggest being $200 in a $1 mtt, which is great, but it's not a significant win. I suffer from mtt win jealousy, especially if I see a player who is deep in the red, yet their biggest mtt win is $500-$1200 in a $1 mtt. and this just fuels my belief that I'm not good player because they've accomplished a significant win and I haven't, even though they're still negative in profits. I'm a profitable and winning player overall, but even I would like to have a significant mtt win to brag and feel accomplished about. sadly, it'll probably never happen for me and it's one of my limitations I have to accept.
- ashamed that my lack of skill and negative view as player has prevented me from participating and being more active in cc events and league games. I just don't want to be a disappointment to teammates or myself, but mostly my teammates. plus, I see many cc players as being way more skilled than I am. so maybe I'm smart in, again, knowing my limitations and not participating. still, there is a part of me that would like to try, even though I know I shouldn't.
Dzill_230
Visionary
Platinum Level
I see no reason to be ashamed of the game, every move you make is deliberate, and if you lose, other factors may have intervened, even if you see your bad bluff - it's okay, another time it will either benefit you and your reputation will not suffer much, an observant player will simply note that you can bluff when you do it and whether it's right. I think you should be ashamed when a person comes to a forum that has its own rules and leaks passwords and then either participates in a discussion about why “plankton” meets in a closed tournament, or keep silent and thinks that he is doing well. Such a person should be ashamed of what he did!
Mag_P1e
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I rarely feel shame in poker, but sometimes it comes from my terrible play, when I clearly see the situation and understand that my opponent has the nuts, but I still continue to come up with something, and I also get angry in the end. Of course, from the outside it looks just outrageous and it shames me.