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Message: [QUOTE="poker_bro, post: 5475227, member: 276951"] There are people who describe themselves as a tournament or cash game players. I played for a long time only cash games because I thought I have to play them because I am a cash game player. When I am having tilt/downswing, I just stopped playing ("[I]just stop playing when you have a tilt"[/I]. Stupidest advice I have ever heard, instead I would like to stop that tilt). I lost motivation to cash games, I start to play spin and go's, heads up sng and MTT's more seriously, amazingly, I get a nice profit from all of those games, for a while. It has happened to me many times when I start a new thing, I get excited, I am motivated and I get nice results in the beginning, but after a couple of weeks, I start to get bad beats, I tilt etc. and I lose money. My new approach is that - I am not just a tournament or cash game player, I am just a player who plays any game where I can get profit. My biggest struggle is to find that game type that fits for me at that moment, and play as long I get profit, and when I start to have downswing, I just change game type. It is sometimes very hard to just change game type when you have studied hours about, for example, how to play a bubble on MTT, and then you have to just give up that and go to the cash games. But I have experienced many times that mental state what I get from playing MTT's, like being more loose-aggressive, is a very helpful for cash games, and other things as well. Is here anyone who does the same thing, changing between different game types? What games are you playing at this moment? I played MTT's for couple of weeks and got nice profit, but now the last week has been very dry, I played some cash games and got profits there, so I am going back to cash again, and maybe heads up sit and go'. I would like to get some tips on how to maximize profits. How many losing days in the row I should get before I change a game type etc. [/QUOTE]

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