Are you always satisfied when you win a tournament?

[Berandir]

I think winning a tournament is always good! However, the most important thing is to review the hands played, study the movements, to adjust the game and play better each time! But surely when we win a tournament, something good must be considered!

 

[10gerka]

I am always satisfied when I do things well, when I play my best game I feel very satisfied, the result doesn't matter to me, because I know that they will come sooner or later.

 

[goaldriversv]

I’m satisfied for a couple hours and then it’s on to the next one

 

[black and]

Of course yes, I am satisfied if I manage to win the tournament. I do not understand those who could be dissatisfied. There are different players, there are those who perceive victory as a coincidence, but there are also those who appreciate their game and their results. I belong to those who value their game and their results

 

[Oliverromero]

Not too much, i dont play big tournaments 😩

 

[MishkaZL]

not always, because I always want to be better and better results

Of course I'm satisfied when I win. My goal is to have a good time, play well, think carefully and get a good result. Of course I'm satisfied when I win. It's not surprising that you're not always satisfied given the way you play. The game you play is called bingo , but it's definitely not poker. You want to get better at poker, but for some reason you play bingo. Don't take offense at my words, but I'm just telling you the truth. I often see you at the tables in our freerolls and the way you play is quite surprising .

 

[ninocabral]

When I win a tournament in 1st place I don't feel satisfied because I want to win more tournaments, but I feel happy and with a feeling of accomplishment, when I win money in other places I just consider it as a normal day's work that was profitable like that like a day of loss

 

[Igor Popadyk]

not always, often after winning a tournament I feel some kind of heaviness - it’s like just the first step at the beginning of the path, and I’m not sure that I’m on the right path