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Message: [QUOTE="Gypsy, post: 2710227, member: 145363"] [b]Don't tilt your Bankroll and SPEW![/b] One last thing I would like to add is other than reviewing your hand histories that Bank Roll mgt. is super important. For now, I have a rule that if I lose 1 full Buy-In I stop for the day! (I play everyday on two sites) This really helps to remove myself from a cooler or perhaps a stupid mistake that I made and helps my Bankroll from not chasing losses! Due to being a USA player I don't have many choices for sites to play on. I play two sites nearly everyday. So, if I lose a full buy in on one then I go to the other site and start my next Session but the 1 Full Buy in rule always applies! I do this for discipline and to also to learn to roll with the punches. Some days are just TOUGH days and on one site you get paid off for playing the best that you are able and then on the other site you have a horrible day. Card dead! Hands not Connecting! Suck Outs! Coolers! Many times though, I especially analyze what could I have done regarding my bet sizing? Not aggressive enough?, too aggressive? The other players Stats! TAG? LAG? ROCK? NIT? Where could I have prevented a chip spew? Why did I stay or not stay in a Hand? Was I playing the player or getting robotic? When you do this you can make yourself a better player and cut yourself a break by knowing that you are learning and trying to apply your skills with your personal best. I also review all of my hands from the previous day before I start my new day so that I can hopefully implement what I am learning successfully! My 1 Buy in Rule suits me for now as I am learning the Game. Many who are seasoned Veterans of course don't do that but I have noticed that all of them have a set of rules and when they end a session is based on personal preference. I hope this helps! Don't chase your losses when you are pissed! Manage your Bankroll! Give yourself a Break! I think Daniel Negreanu said that the day you think you know everything that you know nothing and that Poker is always evolving. --Gypsy Chick [/QUOTE]

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