Whenever I lose a game, I always force myself to analyze it. It might seem hard at first but it really does help.
How to manage loss rage?
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The number one way is probably don't show your anger in the chat its not needed, also it's a pretty good way to not get banned.
cuss out your opponent?
IHaveTHEChessSkill wrote:
cuss out your opponent?
Pretty much do the opposite of that, anger is only going to make things worst in the long run.
technical_knockout wrote:
i knew a guy that would do 10 pushups after every missed free throw... 🤔
Ouch, that would hurt the arms! Think I know why he's missing his free throws 
May 1, 2022
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m9829018 wrote:
Smash your ego and grow up. It's a big world out there and you are just a drop in the ocean, not the king of the world. You may and will lose, get use to it.
Practically you can take a break and do other things for a while. You can practise this mantra if it helps "People do mistakes all the time, and I'm no exception"
No, no, no
I am just the ocean in a drop ;o)
May 1, 2022
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Hana_Noelle wrote:
How to handle loss rage? Think about me!😉
You’ll get piles sitting in the street like that!! XD
Blaze up a fatty or pull a couple bowls of natures finest and you'll be chill in no time.
I remember one game I played I thought for 45 minutes on one move and was unable to figure out the position and lost because of it. Later I hooked up my laptop to my TV and analyzed the game. My old German buddy Fritz(the engine) immediately spotted the tactic I missed which would have given me a strong attack and I was like "Dang it! I knew something was there. I knew it! I knew it!" and threw something soft at the tv.....It may have been a pillow or perhaps a stuffed animal of some sort. I wouldn't call it rage though....it was more like frustration and was short lived.