Won the game? Be honest about which bounces went your way. Knowing your luck keeps you from misreading your skill.

Winning makes an honest account harder, because success feels like proof and nobody goes looking for reasons to qualify it. Every result has luck in it somewhere: the timing, the bounce, the person who happened not to turn up. Ignoring that portion means your estimate of your own ability drifts away from the truth in the direction that feels best.

After something goes well, list what you did and what simply went your way. Keep both lists. The skill you can rely on next time is only what is in the first one.