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Dealing with fatigue
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[QUOTE="Ketchum, post: 631304, member: 27697"] Intresting post phatjose I to also seem to suffer from this lapse in concentration but have since combated it by: Playing less MTT's and more STT's / Cash games To me it may be your patience just hits a breaking point and you think F*ck it and you throw your KJ suited all in to a raise then a re-raise before your action (ok maybe a slight exaggeration) Next you have to think about the standard and the reward for playing the game, maybe the stakes you play are to low and your basically just bored at that level and lust for something more challenging? I'm not saying play out of your bankroll, infact i would never encourage that but if you think its the stakes your playing in thats causing impatient play its worth considering. Personally i hit the turbo tournaments hard during the week, 2 staggered at once which gives me a good 6-8 games an hour. That as you can guess keeps me busy so theres no chance of me getting restless and overplaying weak holdings, at the weekends i tend to concentrate on the MTT tournaments as this is when the bigger tournaments are usually hosted. Playing like this i feel i can't overdose on MTT's Lastly, the day your playing an MTT i recommend you play no poker... Some may argue and say the warm up SNG's help you get in the mood but i think it has a reverse effect and tends to tire the brain a little before the main event. [/QUOTE]
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