After a bad session, it's easy to stop caring. In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore "Who Cares Tilt"—the moment when frustration replaces strategy. Whether it's shoving your last 40 big blinds blind, making hopeless hero calls, or gambling because "the session is already ruined," this mindset often turns a bad night into a disaster. They discuss why this happens, how to recognise it, and how staying disciplined until the very last hand can save both your bankroll and your confidence.

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In this episode, Valerio and Ray tackle one of poker's oldest questions: should you ever limp? Conventional wisdom says "never", but are there exceptions? They discuss when limping can actually be profitable, especially against loose players who struggle to fold strong but second-best hands. From suited aces and small pocket pairs to multiway pots and implied odds, they explore when breaking the rule can make you money—and when it simply becomes a costly habit.

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In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore a less obvious form of tilt: winning tilt. After a strong start, it’s easy to feel invincible and believe you can do no wrong. Confidence slowly turns into overconfidence, discipline fades, and you begin drifting away from your strategy without even noticing. Playing too many hands, forcing action, and overvaluing marginal holdings can quickly turn a great session into a disappointing one. They discuss how to recognise the signs of winning tilt and stay grounded when everything seems to be going your way.

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valerio@valeriosara.com
ray@raymorris-hill.com