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At What Point Do You Need to Take a Break From the Tables?
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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6221430, member: 430261"] When I am, what I like to call "Pokered out" Last year I had a target to double my Bankroll, playing On-line because my Live event's were closed due to the Pandemic. I only ever played On-line as a hobby in the past, and would only play at weekends when I didn't have anything better to do, My live game's were my first choice, so On-line Poker was always just for fun. I felt that "If" I considered myself to be a reasonably competent player, I should have no trouble doing so On-line as I have done in Live game's, so I pushed myself to play every day for small stake's and built on my original bankroll. I hit my Target within the year's end and since then have only played in Free-rolls and the occasional buy-in to keep my Treasure Chest's active on Pokerstars, for the last 12 month's. Why? Because I know I can do it if I wanted to, I have now almost Trebled my original starting Bankroll which was only $209. Dollars at the start of the Covid out-break, but I still prefer to play On-line, just for Fun! When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]
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