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[QUOTE="berryryan2488, post: 5356059, member: 395361"]
When you refer to poker as being "tiring" maybe you should evaluate what that word means to you regarding why and how you play poker. If I hear someone, to me at least, refer to poker as "tiring" I generally associate that with losing patience for the game or not having the attention span to play long hours. Long hours is part of the game, that's why its called "grinding". Instead of looking at poker as "tiring" maybe try to define why you find it that way and that will probably even improve your game.

In general, do you maintain more of a fast-paced life style or do you maintain more of a laxed one? Are you more prone to seeking instant or quick gratification in your daily life? This can all translate to your perception and enjoyment of the game. If you're more of a recreational player, I can see how it would seem tiring, especially if your mind stops engaging after a while. This can be a problem because you may start to force outcomes instead of being patient and picking your spots. I'm not criticizing at all, just ask yourself these questions. Poker is fun, but at the end of the day it is about making money and sometimes making money or seeing the results you want  to see in a given session can take time.
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