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Mind Over Poker
{Edited to include excerpt only}
Found this article by Hoyt Corkins from CardPlayer. It's almost a year old, but might be be a handy bookmark read when you start tilting and making spewy calls.
"The flip side of this game of imperfect information is frustration. Against all logic and common sense, you guess wrong. You are not yet the genius you thought you were, as evidenced by your vanishing chip stack...."
"There is a corollary to the truism “poker is a game of imperfect information” with which you may not be as familiar. Specifically, poker is a game that cannot be played perfectly...."
"You become a winning poker player by making consistently good decisions that are based on the information available at the time, coupled with your experience.... You just have to be good enough, not perfect, to beat the game...."
Read more - Mind Over Poker - Card Player Poker Magazine
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