Sitting quietly in a tournament when emotions are stirring is a major challenge.
Players smoke, drink, stare or even talk to work through those feelings.
Is there a benefit in discussing how to manage watching your opponent runout while you have a bad day?
Reacting to situations is normal, if you miss, its not pleasant.
How strongly people react can affect their playing afterwards.
Throwing your cue and smoking might help you calm down. It doesn't solve anything but it can feel good.
To improve on maintaining discipline and control after a strong reaction to an event at the table....
Players smoke, drink, stare or even talk to work through those feelings.
Is there a benefit in discussing how to manage watching your opponent runout while you have a bad day?
Reacting to situations is normal, if you miss, its not pleasant.
How strongly people react can affect their playing afterwards.
Throwing your cue and smoking might help you calm down. It doesn't solve anything but it can feel good.
To improve on maintaining discipline and control after a strong reaction to an event at the table....
