very good thoughts, but freerolls are too little to hone their skills, you have to invest real money, but you are never safe from the bad beat, and often this disorder:eek2:JLit said:It's only stressful when the money on the table matters too much to you. I've had this problem many times in the past. It would cause me to lose patience in the long-run and make stupid mistakes both on the table and in what I was buying into. Or I would have to withdraw my money after doing well, causing me to get nowhere int he long run because I kept having to start over. :deal:
To avoid this I'm working on creating a bankroll form Freerolls & building off of that. It keeps my "real life" and poker separated so hopefully one day poker can contribute to my income without the stress of leaving "real" money on the table. The sky is the limit, just keep playing, grinding, and improving. When the worry of losing the money you put into the game goes away, the stress of the game melts away and it sets you free to make the best poker moves & decisions instead of watching for the bubble just to get you buy-in back.
DAD3x3 said:
I'm having stress, but not because of a bad bankroll management.rcpeck said:
Lena M said:
That's actually some good advice!Bluffzone68 said:Meditation is so very important in life.
It helps a person to be stress free, mentally light.
Its good for Poker too.
A person tends to get stressed in poker when the stakes go high, nearing the bubble, or at any situation.
Keep Calm its only a game.
so yes I recommend Meditation.
efranto2286 said:
TheChosenDragon said:I'm having stress, but not because of a bad bankroll management.
I have a big winner mentality, so every hand I lose is painful, even if it is for free money.
But it's one of the topics I try to handle, to handle my stress better and the experience is helping to get ride of it.