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Message: [QUOTE="OLexZTS, post: 6490810, member: 304261"] I love playing poker but I have some problems after winning some money at the freeroll when my future bankroll has to build step by step. The most important problem is discipline. I will try to explain and I hope maybe after the explanation anyone will give a good case of how to solve that. First a little about myself, I don't a professional player of poker, and I don't use additional software ( I was trying but after a few attempts I have given up because didn't understand much), I read some books like "The mental game of poker", "Phil Gordon's Little Green Book", "The Theory of Poker: A Professional Poker Player Teaches You How To Think Like One". I made the mistake of many beginners - I was engaged in multi-accounting, but about two years ago I corrected the mistake and blocked my additional accounts through the security services of every room where there were. Since then, I play only from one account. I play irregularly not every day. I don't have significant results, the biggest winnings were in the mpn poker network around 500-600 euros. Once in a while, there are successes in freerolls, I love playing general at partypoker and betkings poker. Now the main thing is that after winning some money, I very often bet it on sports or play in the casino, sometimes it gives results (the biggest win is 2 thousand dollars), but most of the time it is a sure loss. I understand that this is a road to nowhere. I tried to solve it by blocking it for myself through the security service. It is also not a solution for me, because it is very easy to run away from the problem, and after a while, it can catch up again. I want to become one of the players who understand a little more about poker than combinations, positions at the table, chances, etc. I want to stop being a noob and be somewhere between that and a professional player. How can I improve my game and protect myself from casinos and sports betting? I would be glad to hear some rational suggestions. P. S. Mistakes in the text are possible, I'm just learning English, it's not my native language. [/QUOTE]

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