For me it’s not about doubling up, it’s about how good the game still is. If the table is soft and I still have an edge, I think leaving just because you doubled up is a mistake.
However, if I feel my mindset changing (getting overconfident or playing looser), then it can be a good idea to leave and reset.
So I don’t base the decision on the result, but on my mental state and table quality.
However, if I feel my mindset changing (getting overconfident or playing looser), then it can be a good idea to leave and reset.
So I don’t base the decision on the result, but on my mental state and table quality.
I always take the money out from Cash games when I dobled up my win, and come straight or after the hour back again with the initial amount.Chunhong319 said:
That way, I can't br called all in with too many blinds and loose everything again.
After a big win in a cash game, I usually focus on my mental state, not just the amount of money on the table.
If I feel calm, keep making good decisions, and the table is still profitable, I continue playing and try to take advantage of the good situation.
But if after a big pot I start relaxing too much, becoming overconfident, or наоборот, getting afraid of losing the profit, then it’s better for me to take a break or leave the table.
For me, the main thing is not the fact that I doubled up, but the quality of my game and control over my emotions.
If I feel calm, keep making good decisions, and the table is still profitable, I continue playing and try to take advantage of the good situation.
But if after a big pot I start relaxing too much, becoming overconfident, or наоборот, getting afraid of losing the profit, then it’s better for me to take a break or leave the table.
For me, the main thing is not the fact that I doubled up, but the quality of my game and control over my emotions.
