The limit

VivicvrMga · Jun 13, 2018

How do you identify that you should stop for the day.
I have at weekends forced me to spend more hours in the game, how to identify that it is time to stop before reaching the limit.

redmast · Jun 13, 2018

Just determine how much time you can afford to play. If you mean when to quit the game to avoid losing the prize, then here's the case.

vitalii029 · Jun 13, 2018

in fact, it is very difficult to do you need to put in front of yourself conditions and then if you are not a gamer then everything will be fine you will stand

kratos · Jun 13, 2018

VivicvrMga said:
How do you identify that you should stop for the day.
I have at weekends forced me to spend more hours in the game, how to identify that it is time to stop before reaching the limit.

My limit is 5$ per day.More than that is out of my limit.I'm poor but I have a good bankrool manegement.

TheNutz4You · Jun 13, 2018

deposit what you can afford to lose and stop playing when that is gone. Limit urself to a daily or weekly amount and stick to it.

phantomjiujitsu · Jun 13, 2018

When I'm tired, playing poorly, tilted or suffer a big loss... I sleep on it and come back in the morning.

Pokerguy6666 · Jun 13, 2018

When I start dozing off, that`s when it`s time to quit.

Herkstwin · Jun 13, 2018

My limit depends on which table I am playing.

In our weekly home game with $1-$2 fixed limit, it is $100 for a 4 hour game. I have never reached my limit. We play four hours.

At a casino, where the game is $2-$5 or $3-$6 fixed limit, my maximum loss is $200 per session. That has happened sometimes. I play till I lose my $200 or have plans to meet my wife - anywhere from 2 hours to 8.

At a casino where the game is $1-$2 No Limit, my maximum loss is $200 per session.

diadiavalik · Jun 13, 2018

If you play for pleasure, then you need to set a limit, one that you can lose. If you want to earn a poker, then you need a bankroll around 100 BB, that you could play a distance.

hellomynameiswhat · Jun 14, 2018

kratos said:
My limit is 5$ per day.More than that is out of my limit.I'm poor but I have a good bankrool manegement.

Similar but I am even more poor. lol. actually I just play only 50 cent games and let myself play pretty much as much as I want. So it more of how much time can I afford vs money.

Lena M · Jun 14, 2018

Hello.
For the moment, I am actually playing only in freerolls, so I do not have a limit. But it is a very good idea to set a limit on the day. Most importantly, then you need to find the strength to stop.

kceow2981 · Jun 14, 2018

Yeah I'm my opinion I've found that when your thought process changes from thinking of what range of hands your opponent could have to trying to guess which individual hand he has its time to quit. For me I start just clicking buttons and hoping. I'm no longer thinking about my moves correctly and just start hoping my opponent doesn't have a good hand. Now whether or not I actually stop at that point is a while different issue. It's hard to peel myself away even though I'm in that state

poliaris747 · Jun 14, 2018

I try to play for a certain time 5-6 hours, and not depending on the outcome of the game, after this time to get up from the poker table. The exception is if the tournament went very far, and then play to the end. If you feel the slightest signs of fatigue, get up from the table.

GODZZ · Jun 14, 2018

I hope you all are talking about cash games . I only play sngos and tournies. Tournies go at least 3-5 or 7 hrs. sngos are about an hour each .

glgl

Batarang96 · Jun 14, 2018

Once your play starts to decline, it's time to take a break. And of course if you have plans for the next day, it's important to be rested for those.

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