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How do you keep playing poker after so many loses?
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[QUOTE="MrPokerVerse, post: 4400123, member: 63658"] There are building blocks to be a profitable player that many have no interest in putting the work into. Some of the most productive learning time is done away from the table. That is where many are turned off. Going through hand history with a program can be a boring process, but should be done to figure out weakness and strengths. You see so many post about how this hand got beat. Over and over threads, without even evaluating what was played with a commutative result. Playing within BRM, putting time in away from the table, and understanding the area you need to improve on, are aspects not everyone is willing to do. You should see improving results with the time you put in. [/QUOTE]
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