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[QUOTE="kitchy65, post: 6602828, member: 1003453"] First, I think you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. Many have and will continue to make this mistake. Your focus now should be on recovering your finances and leave poker for the time being. If it's easy for you to walk away from the game then you should. Failing that...then the best thing would to be to limit yourself to grinding on freerolls and $1 MTT's. No cash tables, No SnG's This will still give you the winning rush but somewhat dampened by the many bad beats bigger fields inflict upon you....it should open your eyes to how easy it is to lose, and why bankroll management is of import. Sure, its $500 but it could have been much much worse. Health, family and work should be your priority...and after you've recovered the money lost you can put this behind you as an unpleasant experience. Never to be repeated. [/QUOTE]
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