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Have You Ever Thought About Giving Up on Poker?
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[QUOTE="lacroir, post: 6640619, member: 1011540"] I started playing like roughly 13-14 years ago I believe, when I was still around 18. Since then, every 2-3 years I started playing again, paid in $10 or $20 and played for like a month or so but then I always got tilt, rampaged into a losing streak and lost my balance, so I quit and said this game is not for me. Now, this year I started it again but this is the first time that I really want learn about it and try to improve, not only 'just play because I'm good already'. No, I'm not good and finally I'm aware of it. So far so good, I don't have such a losing rampage or tilting, but a couple of days ago I had a losing streak of 5-6 games and lost 10% of my bankroll. Then I had a brief feeling that this is not for me. But since then I took a big breath again and remembered that you should not rage quit or try to recover your losses by playing on bigger and bigger stakes. It takes time to improve and to build that bankroll. So long story short: yes, several times but hopefully now it will be different. [/QUOTE]
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