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 Originally Posted by HoopyDude
how do you deal with tilt?
I bounce around between two things. 1) quit when I feel tilted, which I don't really like doing because I'm a professional and want to put in the hours. 2) Use certain techniques I got from working with Jared Tendler which involve things like journaling, logicing out fallacies, and becoming more aware of what I'm feeling.
I don't ever tilt badly though, the worst version of tilt for me results in making a couple of minor mistakes. I think sometimes people also confuse tilting with not being as capable as they feel they should be. If you make a big river call, and it's wrong, and immediately after you realize it was a bad play, that doesn't mean you were tilting, it just means you are not skilled enough at making clear decisions in game. A lot of people use tilt as an excuse though.
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