BTW, there is a difference between losing and not winning. Losing is when you cause the outcome, by mis-executing. Not winning is when you play your best, but your opponent is better that game.
Good luck.
Tap, tap, tap! And tap again. :thumbup:
We aren't always going to win. Sometimes the other player will beat you. The key is to not beat yourself. If the other guy wins by simply playing better than you, fair enough, good game, work on doing better next time. You don't have to be happy about it, but "stuff" happens, and you played your game the right way.
If you cause yourself to lose by doing something stupid, reckless or too aggressive, THAT's when you can be upset at yourself and your performance. Fix that mistake first thing, and then go back to practicing your game and get better.
I've lost almost as many matches as I've won, and I'm a relatively new league player like your are. Two weeks ago, I did something stupid that led to my losing that evening. Last week I played a player who is a far better shot than me, but I played smart, he got too aggressive and lost the match. I didn't beat him, but he lost. These last two weeks have taught me a serious lesson in how to play. Not "how to shoot", but how to "play".
Good luck!
