Anyone Have Ways to Relax After a Hard and Heavy Poker Game

grinya774 · Jan 26, 2017

Sleep for me is the best rest.

Shamaniski · Jan 26, 2017

Lately been playing Battlefield 1 after sessions.

MikeRuiger · Jan 26, 2017

Roman Romanov said:
exclude alcohol because I'm against it
and unfortunately exclude marijuana as prohibited

I personally play poker to relax haha I just take poker as a game and play every hand on its own. No need to get angry when you gamble because poker has a little luck to it

davem86 · Jan 26, 2017

Sleep

acidburnfx · Jan 27, 2017

grinya774 said:
Sleep for me is the best rest.

Indeed! We have to carry our mental battery for the next day.

davem86 said:
Sleep

I agree with you.

hulinada · Jan 27, 2017

For me, there's nothing better after a session of hot tub and a good sleep.

Sergiy777 · Jan 27, 2017

Alcohol Or Whores

sakenby · Jan 28, 2017

I sit down and play in the evening after the main work and finished the game well after midnight.Therefore the best rest for me is a dream...

vitalicharniak · Jan 28, 2017

my best holiday after the tournament - a breath of fresh air in company of friends, well then, good night's sleep, the brain needs a rest!

itarus · Jan 30, 2017

to relieve fatigue from poker. I'm doing a small run around the house! I breathe fresh air, running and jumping and quiet step.

walluyo · Jan 30, 2017

grinya774 said:
Sleep for me is the best rest.

hard to me for get sleep when i have a swing down

grinya774 · Jan 30, 2017

Drink some alcohol, take a shower or bath, and try to let it go, and go to sleep. The next day you will be rested and return loss.

Doblador bus · Jan 30, 2017

A good shower is the best

kapos77 · Feb 12, 2017

One of the secrets of the relaxation of the muscles consciously remove clips - relax your body and give it the most comfortable position. It's no secret that our emotional state is expressed directly in the gestures, postures and degrees of hardness.

Ultfrozen · Feb 16, 2017

Perfect good movie or jog in the fresh air, you have to alternate your hobby, or the poker may cease to give pleasure)

57noona · Feb 16, 2017

Take a walk or jog. Take 5 deep breaths and let them out slowly and try to see if that helps. Watch a good TV show or movie in your spare time.

nevedimka29 · Feb 17, 2017

You can go to sleep, sex Activities if there is someone with a drink or have that what you want)

matiascecci1990 · Feb 17, 2017

go for a walk
meet whit friends
sleep
MUSIC!! all you need is MUSIC!

Alex12122312 · Feb 17, 2017

It is necessary to relax the mind. Everyone has a hobby besides playing poker. I play a game of billiards or watch movies. It really helps.

PKRNRS · Feb 17, 2017

Umm... sleep?

Click400 · Feb 17, 2017

Roman Romanov said:
exclude alcohol because I'm against it
and unfortunately exclude marijuana as prohibited

My first option is always to get out and distract me, depending on the weather I could add a shower. The heat for me is another hit factor.

Alexandr Svinarshyk · Feb 17, 2017

after a hard game relaxes me sleep

RidersFan · Mar 16, 2017

I like to go outdoors and shoot guns. There's just something relaxing about fresh air and the smell of gun powder.

SlavaUa · Mar 18, 2017

You can listen music it halps me always, or some interesting film.

Svyat66556 · Mar 18, 2017

If my game was at night, leisure for me to turn on the TV to listen to the news and sleep. Day I'm not playing, and do not rest

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