

Dmitry Kravchenko: Most Old-School Regs Play Like Robots
Dmitry Kravchenko, a renowned poker player, recently sat down to discuss his approach to the game and his mindset after securing a major victory. Kravchenko expressed dissatisfaction with his play during the final, feeling he didn't have enough opportunities to showcase his skills. He mentioned that the emotional high from big wins diminishes over time, and after his victory, he took a four-hour nap due to exhaustion.
When preparing for important final games, Kravchenko focuses on studying his opponents, especially if they are unknown to him. He considers himself to be in the top 3 players in terms of skill and has a unique approach to handling the pressure of high-stakes games. Kravchenko mentioned that he does not get nervous about the prize money, focusing instead on winning the title.
Reflecting on his career, Kravchenko faced a significant downswing that lasted about a year, during which he barely made any prizes. He mentioned that he works on his reaction to negative comments, trying to ignore them. Despite the challenges, Kravchenko remains confident in his abilities and continues to strive for excellence in the world of poker.
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