High Stakes regulars Confess!

[flawless_victory]

haha, i feel like this thread calls me out to admit my personal tilting issues to 2p2... lol.
the answer is yes i tilt regularly but experience has helped me deal w/ it better and better.

[Sponger.]

I tilt, uh, every session, but its ok because I quit immediatly!

[cantsitstillbr]

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haha, i feel like this thread calls me out to admit my personal tilting issues to 2p2... lol.
the answer is yes i tilt regularly but experience has helped me deal w/ it better and better.

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I'm actually really supprised by this. I enjoy your posts, and figured you for a never-tilter.

[yellowsub]

when i tilt, i go play stud or omaha, and after losing my buyin or enuf big bets, i usually just quit and fall asleep depressed. not a good way to end a session, but the facts r the facts.

[mlagoo]

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I tilt, uh, every session, but its ok because I quit immediatly!

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High Stakes regulars Confess!

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[Dan BRIGHT]

Sometimes I tilt after savage kk vs ak beats and then for like 5 minutes at all my tables illl raise suited-one-gappers preflop

[MattSuspect]

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I catch myself making a few bad call downs maybe once every month or two and then quit the session. Is that tilt? Sure. But momentarily and controlled.

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You wild animal you.

[Nate tha\\\' Great]

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I catch myself making a few bad call downs maybe once every month or two and then quit the session. Is that tilt? Sure. But momentarily and controlled.

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Quitting the session after you do this is arguably tilt.

$40,000 ---> $20,000

[Sack Lodge]

I never used to tilt. I was running good.

Now I feel that sick rush of tilt bubbling up from my gut at the slightest mistake or bad beat. I'm running bad.

It's a vicious cycle. Run bad, tilt, play bad, tilt more. I can't really remember what it's like to win at poker.