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Message: [QUOTE="James Godfrey, post: 1051547, member: 46973"] I find that playing poker when you have problems in you personal life is like throwing chalk and cheese together... Due to the loss of job, subconciously you are possibly having money worries and feel like you need to make money fast in order to recover the lost earnings off your day job... you need to take a break from the game until you have your personal life balanced out again... This way you wont make any gambling (get rich quick) decisions in your game, and you will start to think of the LOOOOOOONG term game once again. In the past I have owed a few thousand out and have played poker and I find that TILT catches on very easily and quickly when things go wrong, this is due to the fact that $500 when your loaded in cash is nothing to cry over but when you are in debt, its a lot of cash, and you feel like slitting ur wrists lol. Good Luck! [/QUOTE]