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how not to burn out in poker?
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[QUOTE="Branimir84, post: 6503730, member: 408692"] If you do not rely on poker income so can afford it- take a break. A day or two, a week or even a month, how long you find it necessary that the next time you sit to play poker your mind is fresh and ready. I have the same issue. First 5 to 6 months of the years I am ready and willing for the grind. But then in the second half of the year I feel losing that energy and in the last couple of months (like right now) I am 'over' poker. The only way I found it to keep playing at a decent level is to take breaks. And then for the last couple of weeks of the year not playing entirely and coming back after new year. So its up to you to find your own routine, but taking breaks is a good thing in this regard. [/QUOTE]
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