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is it possible to be a good poker player and have depression
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[QUOTE="Martinez, post: 2406160, member: 114963"] One of the things you mention is not a good memory, that is what player notes are for so that you don't have to try and keep everything in your head. You feel everyone is trying to pull a fast one over you, don't worry about it because they may well could be but at the same time many of your players at the table think the same thing. Depression is something that cannot be cured by a few words, seek out professional advice. Depression is a medical condition and just like many other medical problems there are ways to combat it. With regard to your short term memory, find ways to train yourself to memorise poker hands even if it means going over the same thing hundreds of times eventually things will stick in your mind. It's just the same as a top athlete, lots and lots of repetetive training. Lastly. as many others have said find something besides poker to occupy your mind and get away from the poker table for a while. [/QUOTE]
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