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Have you ever lost your heart for the game?
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[QUOTE="hugh blair, post: 6292100, member: 244389"] Sometimes a break from poker is needed and good for us I take regular breaks question myself even is it worth all the time and effort up and down like a yoyo. What your describing here playing with 12 screens open when your not focusing properly sounds like a chore really and can lead to being stressed out and making a lot more mistakes than just having one to 4 screens open and concentrating, Maybe burn out even if do not relax and take proper breaks and pursue other interests too. Think most players go through phases of getting fed up with poker it is natural especially when you have been playing for years and years it gets repetitive maybe play different formats or mix in some Omaha or something to keep it interesting good luck. [/QUOTE]
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