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.... I feel great and horrible
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[QUOTE="jdeliverer, post: 1198967, member: 38411"] It's not something that just happens. You need to take a good look at what you are doing and just focus. You have what it takes to practice good bankroll management. Everyone does. It took me 3 years to find the patience and will to practice proper bankroll management. Sure I dabbled around losing 5 bucks here and there on poker sites, getting up to 200k play chips on a good run, but it always goes away in the end. Now that I practice bankroll management, I'm on the verge of breaking into real money again and I feel confident that I can beat the lowest limits in real money cash games. Maybe you aren't ready yet to practice good bankroll management; until you are, I'd suggest taking a break (if not entirely maybe just from real money). I know you can do it, you're a good player. Just realize that playing outside of your bankroll is just as big of a leak in your game as calling all in with any two cards. [/QUOTE]
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