Do You Ever Get Bored of Poker?

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Lots of times. When I feel it I usually take a little--or not litte--break. I guess every player has bored of this game at least once cause it's a difficult game and it's hard to stay patient and disciplined 24/7.
 
Do somthing unseccessfully that make me sorrow, In life failure is common . Failure help us accumulate experience , success will arrive in the future . Hope you no more boring in tomorrow ,
 
Yes. When one doesn’t get from one to two, it’s boring. When you play in freerolls and are beaten, it’s already very boring. When a lap runs down in five minutes, so does it.
 
Everything in life can get bored. Personally, in such cases, I pause and start doing something else.🙂
 
Of course have. But, most often, not for long. There are days when you are relieved to forget about poker, especially after intense sessions, but this game has that very spirit that makes you come back to it sooner or later. And there is nothing wrong with that, if you know when to stop and do not invest your last money in one all-in.
 
Bet-beats and crossings leave a negative aftertaste, but giving up is not my rule.
 
Don't get bored but have to take time off when cards are running bad day after day and things seem all lost.
 
Of course, i'm a cash zoom player, sometimes i play some MTTs, and i get very bored waiting 10-30 hands to get a nice hand for my position
 
Yeah I get bored all the time. A thing that I do when I get bored of poker is that I just stop playing the game. I move onto different games but I always come back to poker and I have new-found energy to continue playing.
It’s important not to get burned out from poker. Enjoy yourself and if you can’t do that then stop playing.
 
Have you ever got bored of poker?

I get bored win i’m losing. Can’t focus, lose track of the game, and begin to get bad hands, and try to force it.
 
There are days when I can’t open a poker screen, because I’m very tired and I wasn’t able to perform my different functions, but there are days that I’m totally focused on poker and the game flows naturally.
 
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There are days when I can’t open a poker screen, because I’m very tired and I wasn’t able to perform my different functions, but there are days that I’m totally focused on poker and the game flows naturally.
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Yes. It is a balance. If you are really not feeling it, I try to just not play. The thing is, everyone feels this, and the mental game is so important.
 
jadaminato said:
I had been building my bankroll with patience and care, until I had to get all the money because I needed it. Now I have returned to freerolls but I don't feel the emotion I used to feel. The only game where I do is in the league. I guess in a way I get discouraged having to play three or four hours for $20.
And you, have you ever bored of the game?
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one can never get board of something they have a passion for, most persons tryy to make poker a source of income and thus putting pressure to fall above profit every time they play thus can never truly enjoy the game for what it is
 
Of course, there are some periods when I take a break.
But leave it forever, no way.. I guess poker will always be there somewhere
 
Poker is allways changing, you have to be on the time of poker. Actually there are a lot of tools to improve the game, and if you to not develop your game you have no chance to get the biggest cashes, you need a lot of experience and the willingness to getting better everyday. If you had this feeling and thoughts to get better and going to the higher stakes, poker ist allways interesting and you learning everyday new skills and features of the game. But some people did not realize the deepness of the game, the only scratching the surface and so the think they could not develop the game and so the getting bored. But thats absolutily not my opinion. Another fact is the lots of variants of poker, cash, tournaments, sng, hyper, omaha, limit, no limit and so on.
 
I have been playing poker for many years and still enjoy the thrill of the game. I cannot say that I get bored of poker. It keeps me thinking and I need that.

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Yes but better than tv

I do get bored with poker, especially at the low stakes I play. But it’s better than watching TV, unless an exciting sports event in on.
 
Sometimes I get bored of poker if I lose. But if I win I can't get bored of poker.
 
I have a very similar situation now ... my hands drop and I am not in the mood to play, but this is not the first time, it was before, I have to go through. Sit to work.
 
Most of the time, I lose tournaments because I get tired of the long wait and I give up all my eyes and of course I lose. That’s why I like Spin & go on Pokerstars or Hexapro on Unibet, which are more agile.
 
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