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Message: [QUOTE="LgBassMan, post: 2310905, member: 112591"] I believe that when a player cannot admit they are a losing player they are in some sort of delusional state. By that I mean they do not want to admit that they are not 'good' per say or fail to realize that there are areas of their game (or their game in whole) that need(s) major improvement. As for myself I am a losing player, I have never played to make vast amounts of money or play for a living. I have played online since 2005 and during that time I was the type of person to deposit and play the Sunday Million a few Sundays a year, or deposit a large amount of money and blow through games that ate up 20% of my BR each. I have always played just for the enjoyment of playing without ever focusing on improving my game. To protect against the question which I know will come to mind: "How could you play for so long, so many games and never improve?"- I never practiced BRM, I would always deposit and play it out, deposit and play it out, always playing games way outside of my bankroll and stepping up against players much better than myself. It's hard to improve on my game when I'm not giving myself much of a chance to do so. Recently I decided to chalk-up my losses, stop the large tournament/high risk play and start to focus on improving my game. That's the reason I came to this forum- to look for some direction, support, education and advice and this is just going to be the start of my revamp. [U]I don't mean to turn your thread into a 'look at me', my point is that if those players that can't admit that they're losing players took a step back and admitted it to themselves than they too would possibly reach out and start to improve their games.[/U] The graph I am working to turn around: [/QUOTE]

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