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The answer to the question "What do you do when you lose the urge to play poker?"
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[QUOTE="Irexes, post: 531183, member: 13873"] I had a strange period last summer where I was still as interested in the concept of the game but didn't play as much. I'm very careful to only play when I want to rather than through lack of anything better to do. Last summer I found myself not playing quite a bit. At the same time though I did a lot of thinking about the game and posting in places and when I did play I found myself changing my game in a number of small but significant ways. After a few months I picked up with new vigour with a game that I felt was a lot stronger. I wonder if perhaps I had gone a bit stale and needed some time to move my play on a bit before I could be eager to play. I know your game is solid by any definition but perhaps what you lack is the mental challenge of pushing yourself. Pehaps this can be achieved either through the application of new tactics and strategies or by playing at a higher level. I suggest a higher level not because of the chance to win more $$, but to play against a different player base where different strategies are in the long run required. Either way I absolutely agree with not playing for the sake of playing. For me it's not about the money (that's a nice way to keep score and handy for holidays), it's about the challenge. [/QUOTE]
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