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"I equate poker to NASCAR. Everyone drives, so they have an instant recognition for the skill and drama of NASCAR. Well, there's a huge population that plays poker. It's reality programming, with drama, excitement and a tremendous amount of money."
- Neal Pilson, a television consultant hired by Harrah's to negotiate a new deal beyond 2007 for its World Series of Poker property, as quoted in the New York Times on July 12th (http://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/12/sports/othersports/12sandomir.html)
As a poker player, tilt is your greatest enemy. Nothing can destroy many hours of hard work more quickly than steaming off chips when your emotions get the best of you. Luckily, tilt is also one of the things you can control. Finding creative and consistent methods of combating tilt can be the difference between your status as a winning or losing player. With that in mind, here are five ways to make sure you stay on top of your game:
1. Expect Nothing.
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