It is beneficial to take breaks from poker

martDdart · Aug 31, 2024

Breaks lets the brain rest and information to sink in and be used by a fresh brain after the break.Better to have a brain on break than a broken brain.

mr.fers_one · Aug 31, 2024

Oh yeah... taking breaks helps a lot... it can be very useful to take a break from poker for a day or two))

Stringy · Aug 31, 2024

as with anything, I think it's good to take breaks

sincos · Aug 31, 2024

Of course, you don't need to play poker 2-3-4 days a month, but to rest...

Snake2007 · Aug 31, 2024

I don't think it's necessary to take a break from poker. But everyone knows their hobbies, their need for money or sources of income. We must not abuse these poker games.

Berandir · Aug 31, 2024

I believe so! When we face variation, a break to study the hands, studying the game more can be positive to evolve in the game!

Lena M · Aug 31, 2024

I often take breaks, but they are forced breaks due to various circumstances. We often have power cuts and it's not always possible to play from the phone. Before, when I played regularly, I used to take 1-2 days off a week and that was more than enough. Now I don't play as often as I would like, so I don't really need breaks.

successlaw · Aug 31, 2024

I really think some breaks from time to time are so usefull. I usually take 2 weeks or so at every 4 months

ramdon p358 · Aug 31, 2024

I consider this necessary but when playing every day, in my case I don't take such long breaks because I play a few times a week

Dejana · Aug 31, 2024

Having more desire to play...?!

gustavofuentes2 · Aug 31, 2024

I find that if I take a break from poker it effects my game in a negative manner. so no long breaks. well maybe a restroom break every so often. LOL

Dimidrol2 · Aug 31, 2024

For me, a break is necessary if it is only a forced vacation in another country, for example, but this is complacency. Well, if someone helps, then I'm only for

Rachidao · Aug 31, 2024

If you fell like it, yes. Sometimes poker can be stressful.

Artbart805 · Aug 31, 2024

alabos · Aug 31, 2024

I think yes......when nothing work just take break and comeback that could be change all......

IRINA70 · Aug 31, 2024

Once or twice a year I get a forced break from poker when I go to another country for a vacation, because playing there is not allowed by PokerStars rules. I can only play in the country of my registration. Oh well.. the sea, palm trees and sand are worth it, to get away from poker for a while

Shooter74 · Aug 31, 2024

Yes, especially if you are constantly losing, in a bad phase... the famous "bad run"

istbno · Sep 5, 2024

Yes, taking breaks from poker is highly beneficial. It allows you to reset mentally, reducing the risk of tilt and emotional decision-making. Regular breaks help prevent burnout, keeping your focus sharp and energy levels high. Stepping away from the game also provides time for reflection and analysis, helping you assess your mistakes and improve. Breaks can prevent overplaying and fatigue, both of which can negatively impact performance. A refreshed mind is more capable of making rational, strategic decisions, ultimately improving your long-term success in poker.

Spannerdeth · Sep 5, 2024

I've just started playing more and more MTTs. I swear the hourly 5m break is never enough!

havingfun · Sep 17, 2024

Taking a break gives your mind a chance to relax from having to make complex decisions and it gives you time to reflect on what you can do better next time round.

Munchies11 · Sep 17, 2024

Breaks are def needed when you are on tilt mode. Once you stop playing your game and just trying to win pots to make your money back that can get you in to a lot of trouble. I’ve seen that happen very often with players and unfortunately with myself !

Mart1194 · Sep 17, 2024

The truth is that everything in excess is bad for your health. Even water, which is life, in excess you drown. Lol

But yes, it is important to take a break to absorb the learning, or to reduce the stress caused by the game.

pirateglenn · Sep 17, 2024

There are so many associated benefits with taking both a comfort break and an enforced total break from Poker.

Quality of life - there is more to life than poker - i always have strived to invest any winnings into something tangible after a tournament when i have won a decent score.
Comfort breaks - take them! Regular and ensure you are ready to play at the start, it definitely helps your mindset and especially so after a bad beat when it can be easy for some to tilt.

dompoker · Oct 7, 2024

Sometimes yes, because it seems that you can't win with anything even with aa and kk, then it's better to stop playing online poker, live poker is different.

rufininha14 · Oct 7, 2024

I think that breaks in poker are part of it, sometimes you need to take a break poker is a very tiring game if it is to be taken seriously, many hours playing, several screens, thinking about strategies so I think it's nice for people to take a break Yes

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