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[QUOTE="fugitive67, post: 1750659, member: 79042"]
i'll just take this strictly from a Poker perspective ... you need to put that $4K out of your mind ... call it a Poker School tuition ...suze orman and GA might have some thoughts on your use of that money though :)

there is already some great advice here ... so, i will just relate one personal experience ... i got really addicted to playing .02/.05 - 6 handed cash on PS ... i could take a seat anytime with 0 wait ... i could play for as long or short as i wanted

i would get myself some beers ... settle in at a table ... see if it was a typical tight table and then just start playing loose aggressive ... i'd pretty much raise with any 2 unless i was under the gun or UTG+1 ... and i racked up a fun $50-$75 bucks that way, but then the fall started ... maybe players were getting stats on me ... maybe i was too rigid with the loose/aggressive style ... maybe i was too drunk :) it was a nice diversion from playing the tight style in tourneys

the moral to the story is and i realize you are playing for higher stakes, but if you are in it to make money or at least to not lose money, then you really do have to stick to those games you are best at ... even if it is a grind and if you find you are not being disciplined, then take a break from it for a few months

and remember as of today ... you are breaking even ... that $4K will haunt you and tilt you otherwise
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