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[QUOTE="CheezeWiz, post: 5851662, member: 445793"] [b]Playing Poker Is My Break...[/b] As a recreational player with a somewhat demanding day job, typically I can not play nearly as much poker as I would like, so taking a break from poker is not typically my concern. On a positive poker note, I have no kids in the house and my gal also plays poker, so there are certain weekends where I am afforded many hours to play poker. I have found a recurring theme where I may play 12+ hours of poker on Saturday (and this may be after 4-6 hrs Friday night) and win or lose (makes no difference), it comes Sunday and I need a break... not interested in playing poker, even though I have time to play... just kind of OD'd on it! Come Monday or Tuesday, I am ready to squeeze in an hour or two of poker. But regarding taking a break when running bad, yes, some days when I intend to play quite a bit of poker, I am just not into it, maybe other things distracting me, early results not good, I am not feeling it, I call it quits (if I am smart, that day!). Just not a poker day! [B]Bottom Line: If you are not feeling it, do not force it! Take A Break and Come Back Refreshed and Ready to Win![/B] [/QUOTE]
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