Dealing with Going on Tilt.

[Lowrider]

I must again preach caution with the notion of a preset session length...I know many APs like to employ such a restriction..I find it exceptionally dangerous to do so....with the caveat that if u play in vegas or Atlantic city or some other place with a couple dozen or more casinos within a couple miles drive or walk and your game is hit and run....

I have played short sessions, medium sessions, long session marathon sessions and sometimes sessions covering more than a day...as a gambler, and that's what I still believe APing is....you really put yourself in a hole by predetermining the amount of time u will play..I HAVE NEVER DONE THIS...and never will....excepting those instances when I had a prefix siting committment....

The OP is NOT trying to establish longevity..HE IS TRYING TO SURVIVE...

...screw heat....screw time limits...screw camo...play perfect optimal strategy and play as long as your counting is accurate...walk if you go on tilt....this is about survival...do not try and survive in a time box...that is foolhearty

[shadroch]

If you need to ask the question, you are not ready. In all seriousness, the only thing that will prevent you from tilting is you. I'm not trying to be snarky, but it is the truth. All the great advice in the world won't matter an iota if you start to go on a tilt. The only way to avoid it is by having the needed discipline to do so and that doesn't come from a book or a from well-intended advise. It only comes from within. It comes from trusting the math. It comes from leaving your BR out of reach if need be. It comes from any number of baby-steps you can establish for yourself, but it must come from you.