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KVB

KVB

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Indy St over +200 now.

I just couldn't wait that long, I had to get out.

I was tempted to open another one with IndySt +210, but I'm not sure this game comes back their way. I'm out of it and not going back to the well.
 

KVB

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He did it AGAIN !!! Master at his craft :hattip:

Really wish I had double dipped here. Things just got a little crazy and busy right at that time I was trading and you can tell from my post I was getting a little pissed off at the type market early on.

It’s necessary to be honest with yourself and look back and identify and correct mistakes in an honest fashion.

And, honestly, emotions might’ve been getting to be a little right at that time of trading to get me off of the +200 or better. I mentioned a little in DDD’s thread about being busy right at that moment, and feeling a little stress. I was managing multiple screens in many tasks, including live trading multiple games.

Emotions can short circuit rational thinking and lead us to taking action we shouldn’t or wouldn’t. In this case it kept me from taking an action I otherwise would’ve taken. At least that type of error is less costly than actually making stupid bets, chasing, etc.

Being busy wasn’t the issue, but getting distracted, and a little hurried and rushed lead to the issue mentally. How do I for the future?

So far all I have is to try not to put too much food on the plate at one meal. Don’t set myself up to get rushed. But, again, my problem wasn’t being busy. It was how I dealt with it.

So there’s more to the solution than meets the eye.
 
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KVB

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I stopped watching at 77-70

Seton won 79-77.

Good stuff Charlie Brown.

Good thread.

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Really wish I had double dipped here. Things just got a little crazy and busy right at that time I was trading and you can tell from my post I was getting a little pissed off at the type market early on.

It’s necessary to be honest with yourself and look back and identify and correct mistakes in an honest fashion.

And, honestly, emotions might’ve been getting to be a little right at that time of trading to get me off of the +200 or better. I mentioned a little in DDD’s thread about being busy right at that moment, and feeling a little stress. I was managing multiple screens in many tasks, including live trading multiple games.

Emotions can short circuit rational thinking and lead us to taking action we shouldn’t or wouldn’t. In this case it kept me from taking an action I otherwise would’ve taken. At least that type of error is less costly than actually making stupid bets, chasing, etc.

Being busy wasn’t the issue, but getting distracted, and a little hurried and rushed lead to the issue mentally. How do I for the future?

So far all I have is to try not to put too much food on the plate at one meal. Don’t set myself up to get rushed. But, again, my problem wasn’t being busy. It was how I dealt with it.

So there’s more to the solution than meets the eye.
Overall you completed your goal for this game, don’t be so hard on yourself KVB.
 
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pipe

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I stopped watching at 77-70
Great call. I think it was this score with 2:55 left as far as live lines were showing. I had Seton Hall ML and under 159 1/2. I figured aint no way I win these plays. I thought I was dead on both. I figured ain't no way in hell that Hall comes back from 7 points down or that it's even possible it goes under with 3 minutes in the game. As they say always expect the unexpected.
 
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