leshausa03
Visionary
Silver Level
leshausa03
Visionary
Silver Level
why its so good game.Stop for a week or month if you miss the game return and play if not then stop.I `m do it that and now im playing poker again
May be u right and I need a rest
Bassaliga
Rock Star
Silver Level
It's not the same for everybody. It is no deposit bankroll stuff, it's much more difficult course. But I was able to climb freerolls to $ 100 per week. Not investing in poker is not a single cent! And pleasure brings every day in different ways. I know for sure without pleasure is not worth gambling
edc1
Visionary
Silver Level
when i play to much i find it less enjoyable-ive stopped for awhile a fews years back after throwing my coffee mug thru my desktop moniter-since then when it gets to be to much or im finding poker unenjoyable i take a little break-after break was over my play actualy improved a little and my game was feeling refreshed
Dany_Style
Rock Star
Silver Level
I think everyone needs a break, whether it's poker or anything else, I now at this moment I do not have much time for poker, so I think we'll give myself a break and returned with new strength and patience if you feel tired, better get some rest from the long hours of play
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urvlad
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I am also a long time playing the freeroll and do not have the opportunity to play with a lot of money, the salary does not allow. And also as you are tired .But I still do not play for cash. I can play in tournaments with a small buy-in. Cash hate. Last time I was three times smaller started playing freerolls. I play only on large. It's a bit removed unnecessary stress to the game of poker.Take a break for a week or reduce the number of tournaments as I have.:joyman:
quick
Legend
Silver Level
I've had times where I've come and gone from poker for months even a year or so at times. In past few months I've changed my game up, started actually winning/getting in the black and so want to play even more. But even now some days i just don't want to play so I wait until that desire to play is there and I play.
Just go with the feeling. If you want to play, play. If you feel tired of it, unmotivated, then don't. Really think about how you feel when you sit down for a session, if you find yourself bored, angry, tired, disinterested, etc, just leave the game. If it's a tourney, then focus on it and just don't reg for any others that day.
Just go with the feeling. If you want to play, play. If you feel tired of it, unmotivated, then don't. Really think about how you feel when you sit down for a session, if you find yourself bored, angry, tired, disinterested, etc, just leave the game. If it's a tourney, then focus on it and just don't reg for any others that day.
Cog Dissonance
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Here's something that i found that works for me, take a break for an unspecified amount of time and not just a couple hours more like a couple days+ and forgot all about poker.
now come back to poker but before you play try and remember the things that made you love the game, i watch poker videos sometimes to help me with this and get me hyped up to perform my best try and rethink your game and your approach maybe improve even more push and don't stop there, keep going!
now come back to poker but before you play try and remember the things that made you love the game, i watch poker videos sometimes to help me with this and get me hyped up to perform my best try and rethink your game and your approach maybe improve even more push and don't stop there, keep going!
MrPink514
Visionary
Silver Level
It's hard to say really. I mean, everyone is different. I personally, have never felt that way. Maybe you should just take some time off. Step away from the game for a bit, then go back to it. Maybe after that time off, you'll get back or remember why/what you liked/loved/enjoyed about poker in the first place.
