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Have You Thought About Quitting Poker?
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Are there such moments?
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I have a goal - and I will go on until the end, until I achieve my goal!
People who do not get it, and they are ready to give up - thought about it ...
This is not right, so do not achieve the goals ...
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I think about it sometimes, but I know that I will not leave
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Every time I lost a big tournament, but the next day I did not even recall such thoughts
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#5
Yea and I stopped playing for about 2 or 3 months but then I started again. I guess I like it too much.
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#6
I always ended up leaving after loses sometime for long period like 1 year. Hope it won't be the case this time since i'm more careful with my bankroll management and trying to improve everyday.
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#7
I believe that once you really like poker it is very difficult to stop it permanently, it is possible for some time more always come back to play.
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#8
I already thought yes so but my goal is to win tournaments so I'II keep playing.
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#9
No. You should not quit anything you start. You need to be consistent and hard working and results will come.
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I did.Took about 10 years away from any form of gambling.I`m one to throw myself into something,wholeheartedly,full tilt as they say.Went thru a divorce,started a new relationship/family,was crazy at first,,,then had kids 3 yrs ago,then things slowed down to a crawl,lol.So here i am,back playing poker online again,,i missed it.I love poker.:rock:
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#11
No i never thought for serious to quit poker.I had losing strikes for month,bad beat after bad beat all those think...but still i love this game and i belive one day i will score big.
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#12
I enjoy it too much to quit, its a challenge for myself, I have cut down a bit but why give it up if its something you enjoy and you have the time to do it right!
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I had some bad beats yesterday, so i am considering a few days break.
Fore the time being i will play only free rolls, until i regain my confidence.
Quitting poker ? - No.
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It-s like quitting smoking> I quit after every cigarette :bandit:
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I'll probably do it when there are no freerolls at all as long as there are freerolls and leagues I will play.
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#16
What is the meaning of this output,if you like to play so play and have fun, if you are afraid to lose a lot of play on freerolls
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#17
I did not think about leaving the poker game, I like playing poker. But if the poker game gets bored, then I can think about quitting poker or take a short break.
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: I've never had that in my mind, I really like poker
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Been playing since I was 16
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Sometimes but than i think in my goals in i say i cant quit the game cuz i love maybe i'm not the best but process
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#21
Its normal to think about it when your on a downswing. Even professional quit at some point.
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#22
Sometimes when i lose with strong hands) i really quit it for some days but i always come back.
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#23
now that I played the jackpot tournament pokerstar lost with JJ to AT in an all pre flop already gave me a great desire to give up because it is difficult to cpontruir a bank with the freerrols.I'm studying and everything, but it seems not I'm at a good time.
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#24
I have wanted to do it a couple of times when he was defeated in several games in a row but then eventually cooled off and played on
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#25
Have you thought about quitting poker?
Never !
LOVE the game and the challenges but I have quit specific on-line sites due to perceived site corruption.