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[QUOTE="PapaC, post: 3124635, member: 109881"]
I got one more reply to this. You keep the job and on pay day you are happy because all the bills are paid and you have some to add to savings and still have the I Want This and That money, which brings on a lot of positive thinking and when you have that mind set, more than likely you will do some winning. In my experience, this is very true. But remember this one thing because it happens a lot. When you win real good one evening, say like double up your BR, and it's time to stop and get some things done, eat, etc. After doing all that poker will probably come to mind, and you see that you could play 2 more hours, instead of watching some TV before bed. You pick poker because of thought like, "I doubled up so I could double it up again". or "a few more hours playing won't effect my job" or "They say I need more experience at the tables, so I have to play more." Look around and there are a lot of post about going back after a good run, and they all say the same thing."I lost it all in just a short time. I just don't know what happened. "It has happened to me. GL to you.
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