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[QUOTE="guccipix, post: 4371649, member: 313985"] Almost a year into my poker journey and I might finally be getting burnt out. I love playing the game a ton, but for the first time in my life (and I really never have felt this way about anything, I’m just not a paranoid person) I feel like the odds are stacked against me. Get it in with the best hand? Lose. Make a great bluff? Get called by top pair no kicker. Finally get a big hand 2 hours into a tourney? Get no action. I only have about a 200 dollar bankroll after about 11 months and am not sure whether to take a break or keep going. I feel like I’ve got all this training under my belt now and nothing to do with it. I mean I’ve probably played 3000 hours of online poker and nothing to show for it. Maybe I’m just bad? I’m not sure. This post is just a manifestation of my frustration. It sounds whiny, I know, but I just had to make it. My whole goal with playing online poker was to make enough money to play live poker consistently, but I’m still not there yet and the pursuit has taken so much energy. I love playing poker and don’t want to give it up but it might be time to move on. [/QUOTE]
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