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Have you thought about giving up on poker?
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[QUOTE="DoIHaveAFlush, post: 5709008, member: 423978"] Hi Sabrina, To be honest: yes. But this was basically more linked to tilting after either several bad beats or after poor decisions from my side. I see that now. But back then, right after the moment, obviously I'm in a bad mood and not happy about the outcome. But the day after, I cooled down and get back on my feet, learn new stuff from youtube or various other sources try to broaden my horizon and add new moves to my repertoire. It is like this that i understand that you simply cannot be impatient. Thats most possibly your problem, same as it is mine. We need to learn lots of years at a constant pace to get routine and experience in Poker - after all, it is a really interesting game of psychology! Keep your chin up, get back on your feet and be willing to learn more and more to get better and better ;-) Cheers [/QUOTE]
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