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[QUOTE="YenRodriguez, post: 6088617, member: 468725"]
When we start in poker we believe that everything will be rosy. One day we have a good tournament and we believe we are up to any player.
It turns out that the next day you have a downturn and no matter how hard you try, your AK AQ AT are beaten and with those defeats your bankroll goes into a tailspin.
that tends to extend sometimes for several days, that is when the questions come.
Should I really go on?
Am I good enough for this?
I'm wasting my time?

My answer to this would be that you do not be discouraged, as everything there are good days and bad days
Should you go on
if you are passionate about playing each hand and in you there is that desire to be better. keep going
Am I good enough?
By questioning yourself, you are already on your way to becoming a better player, no one is born learned and each hit and badbeat you receive is a learning that you must know how to assimilate, the way to success is to overcome each hit, bleed a little on the ground and then get up again to fight.
If you are going to try, go to the end, and that is where you will really see the result.
Learn from every slump and don't leave the tables, that's where you learn. at the job.

Thank you for reading
Yen Rodriguez:D
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