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Can mental toughness be trained, or is it natural?
Some people are born with mental toughness, it comes naturally to them. However, some people, who does not have it by birth, can train their mind and built mental toughness. They can do various kinds of mental exercise to build mental toughness.- Nomad
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- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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Do you play differently when you’re confident vs. unsure?
I play better when I am confident and when I am unsure, I don't play well because being unsure affects my decision making power. Confidence helps me muster courage, it equips me with some sort of certainly. I don't play until I feel confident enough to play.- Nomad
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- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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Does losing days mess with your confidence?
Losing messes with my confidence, not just at the table but even afterwards. In the day I lose, I feel down and I don't like to talk to people. However, the feeling is temporary, it does not last too long.- Nomad
- Post #23
- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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How do you handle the "adrenaline crash" after a big win?
I am not against gloating over my wins, if I experience adrenaline rush after a big win, I will let that experience get strong hold of me. I don't win frequently, and even when I win, it is a very small sum, therefore, when I finally win big, I just celebrate it.- Nomad
- Post #4
- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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Is "poker burnout" real, and how do you recover from it?
If you play a lot, you will certainly experience burnout. When you are playing too much, it is a kind of addiction and addiction isn't good for your mental, physical, and emotional health. If you play when you feel burnout, you might not play well.- Nomad
- Post #4
- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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Guide Becoming an Online Poker Streamer on Twitch or Kick
Interestingly. I haven't tried streaming anything yet (this also includes poker or casino games). However, I have joined some streams to see how things go. Since Poker is a kind of gambling many platform does not allow streaming. However, kick was basically created for gambling related content...- Nomad
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- Forum: Poker Articles and Guides
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What is the difference between Proof of Work and Proof of Stake?
I am not an expert on this topic but I do have basic understanding. Proof of work is a consensus mechanism in the crypto world where miners validate transactions. Proof of stake, on the other hand uses a consensus mechanism where users assets are used as collateral. The new blocks are created...- Nomad
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- Forum: Make Money Online & Cryptocurrency
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What is an NFT and why do people pay so much for digital pictures?
Crypto assets are of two types, one fungible and another nonfungible. Fungible assets value increases or decreases according to market performance. Some examples are bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. Non-fungible crypto assets have fixed value, they don't change unless the creator decides to do it. NFTs...- Nomad
- Post #2
- Forum: Make Money Online & Cryptocurrency
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What is a “stablecoin” and why doesn’t its price change?
Stable coins are pegged with fiat money, mostly USD, therefore, they have a fixed value. They might change based on how the fiat currency is moving in the market. Stable coins are created by creating fiat, gold or other crypto assets as reserve currency.- Nomad
- Post #2
- Forum: Make Money Online & Cryptocurrency
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What is “staking” and how can I earn interest on my crypto?
Staking is one of the best methods to earn extra rewards from your crypto assets. It is something like fixed deposit bank accounts where you earn interest on your principal amount. By allowing exchanges and wallets to use your assets, they pay you rewards. Staking is of two types, one, fixed...- Nomad
- Post #2
- Forum: Make Money Online & Cryptocurrency
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What Simple Strategy Can Help You Improve Your Win Rate?
I am not a great player, I lose more than I win. I know sometimes small adjustments can make a big difference when it comes to winning. What can improve your win rate? Do you think position awareness or value betting is more important for wins. What strategy did you use to that dramatically...- Nomad
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- Forum: Poker Strategy and Learning Poker
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How Do You Minimize Losses During a Bad Session?
Losses are common for new players. Interestingly, even strong players have losing days. The difference between new players and experienced often comes down to knowing when to stop. Do you set a session loss limit or time limit before playing? What rules help you avoid turning a small loss into a...- Nomad
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- Forum: Phycology and Mentality
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Newbie Why Do Many Players Lose Money Playing Too Many Hands?
New players often feel bored folding repeatedly and start playing marginal hands. When hey do this repeatedly, losses add up. This is one of the mistakes I did as a newbie. When you are new, how do you manage to stay disciplined? How can a new player wait for stronger spots without feeling...- Nomad
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- Forum: Poker Strategy and Learning Poker
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What Bankroll Size Do You Recommend for Online Poker?
When you play online, games can move too quickly, and sometimes variance can be very brutal. I have heard from experienced players that at least 50 buy-ins is safe, but I also see some playing more aggressively. What bankroll guidelines have you in place for you survive downswings, for long...- Nomad
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- Forum: Bankroll Management
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How Tight Should You Play in Early Tournament Stages?
I haven't played in tournaments but I have watched other play. I have noticed that in the early tournament levels have deep stacks and small blinds. I have seen some players play cautiously whereas others try building chips immediately. Have you played in tournaments, what did work for you? Do...- Nomad
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- Forum: Tournament Poker Strategy
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Maya is here
Hello Maya, welcome to the community, thanks for joining in.- Nomad
- Post #5
- Forum: New Members
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Glad to be here!
Hello Kat, welcome to the community. Nice to see you here- Nomad
- Post #4
- Forum: New Members
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Debashis Here :)
Hello Debashis, glad to see you here, welcome to the community.- Nomad
- Post #4
- Forum: New Members
