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Message: [QUOTE="bkniefel, post: 5562691, member: 46276"] I like to hold a balance with just about everything in life and can find the benefits coming from balancing life and poker. Although it is difficult at times, I feel like it is necessary for staying engaged with poker. The long days of being busted on chop pots and bubbling can certainly have its toll on any player wishing to play everyday. One option that I have adopted from players that I know personally is to play multiple tournaments during your session as the bad beats somehow seem to be overruled by the amount of action you are playing. Of course you do not want to get over your head by playing more tables than you can adjust to but I have noticed these players not feeling like that one tournament was as much as a let down as someone only playing one and eventually being burnt from poker in general. [/QUOTE]