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Message: [QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 5524941, member: 374519"] Most of my biggest losses (like 90% of them) came when I was a) playing tired b) playing under the influence c) both of the above I definitely know how to play tired better than many other players (experience helps) but that doesn't mean I choose to do it. These days the only times I will play tired is when it is a tournament and I am forced to. If I'm playing a cash game I will always quit when I'm tired. Even if the game is incredible, I know that in the long run nothing is more important than my health, and a good night sleep is the best way to stay on top of that. There's no rush to get the money in the short run (or to get even which is often people's challenge). I look at my poker sessions as all part of one long session, and every decision counts, INCLUDING WHEN TO QUIT! [MEDIA=youtube]k5p72dPik20[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]