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Message: [QUOTE="bubbasbestbabe, post: 583671, member: 3976"] I have a few things to add here that haven't been brought up. You say that $4000 isn't too much to miss for you; that you are taking time off to study and refresh; and that you are going to start playing at higher limits when you come back. You also say that you are not getting enough action at lower limits; that you have to multi table to get that. You also have a problem with tilting. And that you have no idea of how much you have deposited and lost. All of this stuff is a recipe for a big time personal disaster. You are taking money from one fund to play poker. Even though it's for a buyin to the WSOP it's still taking money you don't have extra. Unless you have a trust fund availiable to you you never have money that can be easily missed. What would you do if you got injured and were unable to work? (taken from personal experiance.). I think you are a average player who has had a great run of cards at this time. But now you have hit the wall that is always out there for poker players and you are not thinking clearly. You say that you have major leaks in your game.; no bankroll management ability; a major tilt problem; and are going to fix this by taking two months off and coming back with even more money. Please rethink this. You need to give serious thought to your addiction to the big win high. This is what it sounds like you are chasing. You were getting that little fix everyday for some time. And now it's dried up. I would take some serious time off to see if you can live without playing poker. Put away the books, turn off the TV, and don't go to any poker sites. If you can do this for the same 2 months without jonesing then I take back what I say here. But from what you are saying it sounds like you can't. And that is a problem. You need to take the time to regroup and see what there is without poker. [/QUOTE]

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