Tilt has a pattern
Tendler treats tilt as something with triggers, underlying beliefs, and recurring forms. The aim is to understand the pattern behind the emotional response.
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ABOUT THE BOOK
The first volume focuses on mental problems that interfere with poker decisions. Written by Jared Tendler with Barry Carter, it encourages readers to investigate recurring emotional patterns and the beliefs behind them.
A CLOSER LOOK
A framework for examining tilt, confidence, motivation, and reactions to uncertainty.
Tendler treats tilt as something with triggers, underlying beliefs, and recurring forms. The aim is to understand the pattern behind the emotional response.
The inchworm model describes the gap between a player’s strongest and weakest performance. Moving the weaker end changes what happens when conditions are difficult.
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