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[QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 7033756, member: 480921"]
Taking a short breather to deal with psychological issues like tilt is good.

Or taking a little time to review your game and work on improvements is good but its always better to learn to overcome whatever is preventing you from playing the amount of hours you need to reach your goals.

So its better to find a routine you can get into where you're not overburdened and stressed while you can review, learn and still keep your motivation to play.

So I would recommend developing a schedule that you can follow consistently and build upon it.  Like if you can only play for an hour a week that's fine but I'm sure you can find smaller chunks of time to read a book or watch a vid or whatever to improve.

Years ago I would tell folks if they get sick of holden to go play a variant whether limit,  please or no limit but its harder to find those games.

Or switch your focus from playing cash games to sngs or tourns. Or don't play other people but simulators to improve your game.

Overall, its better to switch things up then to totally walk away.

If you walk away for too long you might find your style of play isn't as good since the competition got better or you're out of practice or nobody even plays the games you once did.

I don't see too many folks on a waiting list to join a $5/10, 10/20, $20/40 stud  table anymore like during the boom.

GL
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