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Is a break in Poker Good?
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[QUOTE="Pauliefromgoodfellas, post: 3533247, member: 238177"] I do not think you will play better after taking a 3-week break. Cooling off after big losses and lucky wins isn't a bad idea, though. To clarify, your threshold for taking a break after big lucky wins should be very high. Basically, if you find you are changing your play based upon recent wins/losses and not in a way that allows you to better exploit your opponents it is break time...however even if you are shifting your play to a less optimal strategy if your opponent is on tilt you will have a huge advantage so you should continue playing in that case. Just understand that the threshold for your opponents going on tilt may not be the same as you. They may have just lost 5 coin flips in a row which would annoy almost everyone, but if they are 10 tabling this probably isn't going to tilt them a ton. [/QUOTE]
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