Estimate your lifetime losses due to tilt

[stigmata]

10k from full-on tilt.
20k from micro-tilt

[GameTheory]

Built up 5.5k from 200$ on 5/10NL 2 years ago. Got bluffed out of one big pot, and tilted all but 100 of it away that day. That +5k

[blackdog]

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Mine probably $5k-$7k

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LOL. You mean per day/week/month right?

[abadplayer]

From poker, 70-80k, from tilt in other things, its over a million, and no longer close.

[DJ_Northstar]

~$277

[PoppinFresh]

A lot, maybe $50k? hard to estimate

[SNOWBALL]

My approach is different than others. Instead of trying not to tilt, I just tilt all the time. I'm really good at it. I've been doing it for the last two years, and it's been working out great. I'm up like 60k from tilt. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[absoludicrous]

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I've been paying rent ever since.

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That's actually a really sweet looking house.

[Knives_Out]

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I don't tilt.

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i didn't think i tilted for about a year, then one day (a few months ago) i had a revelation. i tilt, and i tilt hard, i just was never able to recognize it. recognizing my tilt is one of the hardest things in poker for me to do. which is really bad, because when im on tilt, i'm playing 800 hands an hour without an edge.

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I truly belive that i don't tilt though. Not just saying that and maybe i'm just not recognizing it. Bad beats and not hitting just don't get to me emotionaly. I'm able to detach myself from the previous hand or bad beat and move on to the next with a clear head. I acknowledge the beat, think of anything i did to help villian get to the beat, and then move on. I dunno, my emotional control is always something i've been really proud of.

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Lol, your avatar is very misleading.

[HIV]

At least 100k, possibly 200k