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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 993772, member: 34106"] I always used to constantly check my bankroll and/or HEM to see how i was doing mid session. I realised that it was having a real negative influence so forced myself to not check HEM until i was completely done with the session (sometimes don't even check anymore to see how well a session went), and it makes a really really big difference. So i'd definitely try to do something about it, whether that be to reduce your online BR (CAD is nice for that atm ;)), move up (tho i think you should have other considerations which >BR when considering to move up), or somehow find a system which prevents you from being BR-related results oriented. But stopping to check your cashier makes a real big difference imo. It is really easy to lose perspective when you aren't playing micro stakes, but living in Canada if you start to think that making $500 in a day is nothing because it doesn't really impact your roll that much then you probably have lost a little perspective in terms of the big picture ($500/day = $180k in a year). [/QUOTE]
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