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Old 05-10-2005, 02:29 PM
cain06 cain06 is offline
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Default TiltBlocker 2000 (No Content)

Long time computer programmer, newbie to poker. I noticed that I spend a lot of time looking at how much money I've either won or lost in a session. I'm not sure if this is affecting my play or not, but I'm guessing that if I care this much about my chip count, I'm not paying enough attention to my game. I don't want to be one of those people who always has in the back of their head where they stand in a session and always try to get back to even.

INTRODUCING ------ TILT BLOCKER 2000




I wrote this little application in Visual Basic to cover up my chip count. As soon as I buy into a game, I start TiltBlocker up and move it over my chip count. The app will stay in that position on top of Party Poker (or whatever poker site) the whole time you are playing. This way your chip count will not distract you and you can focus on what's really important - like winning big pots.

It's great beacuse after the bad beats, you don't really keep track of how much you lost. Sure there was a lot in the pot, but how much of it was yours. Sure, a lot of it probably was, but you can't reference the new chip count and compare it to the old one - like "Oh I had 100 bucks and now I'm down to 75." You don't really know - and you shouldn't care. All that should matter is that you play your best game all the time.

Now, I know that a lot of the pros here will think this is dumb, but I have noticed a definite improvement in my game over the past few weeks since I started to use this little app.

I wasn't going to post a hyperlink to download the application because people would think it was spam or something, but here it is anyways

Zip File (Contains 1 exe file)

The application requires the visual basic 6 runtime which you can download here (Try to run it before you download the runtime - most computers have it installed anyways)

But wait, there's more - if you act now...
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