Tournament Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
You are berating someone else's "bad" play
You are berating someone else's "bad" play If you need to tell someone else how badly they played a situation, your head isn't properly in the game. You want others to not play well, so there's no reason to instruct them how to play better.
You find yourself looking for excuses
You find yourself looking for excuses to get into a pot. Usually starts with a hand you wouldn't normally play pre-flop, and if you spot this, then take note. You are folding in spots where you normally think you should be calling so that you can preserve your winnings for your current session. It's a sure sign of "winners tilt" and it's an indicator you're not going to be making the most profitable decisions anymore. You are calling too much and losing in spots where it's pretty clear you should have folded. Another sign that you've lost your ability to properly reason through a situation. This usually happens when you perceive you’re behind for a session and need to win back some of your "lost" money.