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[QUOTE="quick, post: 3492709, member: 133269"] I quit online poker for a few years but came back with a new approach and new outlook on it. I also started playing live last year and do take breaks (after two back to back sessions losing 2 BIs each on a small roll) I took about 7 weeks away from live poker to focus on other things in my life and also just get back into the right mindset. I think it varies though. I've lost big pots only to come back a few hands later and play some of the best poker of my life. Also being real with yourself and expectations. We probably all have stories of running hot whenever we started playing or even a new format (online to live for example). Then when the cards stop coming for a while and we start losing or just barely breaking even we question ourselves for the wrong reasons rather than assessing how we can do better or if we're playing right and still losing coming to terms with that from an almost zen like approach . If you need a break take one . Poker will be there. [/QUOTE]
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