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[QUOTE="TexasPokerStar, post: 1180261, member: 43518"]
Hey Everyone,

There are a lot of great players out there...   for some of us, it's a daily grind, at the poker tables...  and for others it's just a way to pass the time between work breaks, and meetings...

We have all experienced really awesome days, and really bad days...  and here is my input so you can avoid the BAD DAYS...

[B]BAD DAYS[/B]:   it's a day when even when you flop the nuts you get out donked by another player.    A day that just doesn't seem to fly your way even if you are a solid poker player.

[B]Top Indicators to Avoid a Bad Day[/B]:

1)  High Traffic Volume at the Tables.  If there are way too many players online, you know they are bound to cause some problems on your game.

2)  Weekend High Volumes due to Televised Poker Events.   It seems that when poker is on TV, people get the itch to play some poker, so that drives traffic up to the sites.  So try and avoid playing too much on the weekends.

3)  if you play more then 5 sit-n-go's and you loose them all, perhaps it's a good indicator to leave the tables, and go get some fresh air.

[B]Top Days to Play[/B]:

1)   My best days to play have been Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.   My Reason behind this is that during the week players tend to have day jobs, and couldn't really focus on the game while they should be focusing on their work.

2)   Thursdays have been my best days, what ever I loose on the weekends...  I always make it back on this day, it seems people are tired of the work week and are just waiting for the weekend.   Perhaps this means they are less focused on what they are doing and how they play.

This are my ideas and theories behind Bad Days and Good Days at the Online Poker Tables...

But am always open to hear some new suggestions from you guys...
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