The poker hangover

sanych · Jan 25, 2017

Hello, friends!

Are you familiar with the poker hangover?
Tedious poker session, had often led me to this state.
Disturbed sleep, appetite is disturbed.
The head is constantly going analysis of played hands...
I learned how to fight it.
I take breaks in 2-3 days.
I also reduced the time game sessions, I try to play fewer hands and make more profit using the right table select.
How do you deal with this, I would like to hear your opinion, my friends?

Pessoa · Jan 25, 2017

Make a break seems to be right.

andreii955 · Jan 25, 2017

posible , a break is important and you need breaks , is a good decission

mr_hippi · Jan 25, 2017

I just smoke pot

Alex Sentsov · Jan 26, 2017

No need to play through force. Will not be good results.

trezvennick · Jan 26, 2017

I agree with higher guys-really I think that break in this situation is the most right choice-I don't know anything more correct

PKPurple · Jan 26, 2017

After sitting hours at the computer playing a tournament, always thinking for hours about how to play, but I've never had trouble sleeping after playing

grinya774 · Jan 27, 2017

Hi! Sometimes 2-3 rest days a little. It is necessary to take a longer vacation. A week or two.

DrakeM · Jan 28, 2017

After a tournament I often rethink a few important hands that may have been gone wrong.

But I never experienced like disturbed sleep or appetite because of poker. But taking a break in such a situation sounds legit.

Valterus · Jan 28, 2017

sanych said:
Hello, friends!

Are you familiar with the poker hangover?
Tedious poker session, had often led me to this state.
Disturbed sleep, appetite is disturbed.
The head is constantly going analysis of played hands...
I learned how to fight it.
I take breaks in 2-3 days.
I also reduced the time game sessions, I try to play fewer hands and make more profit using the right table select.
How do you deal with this, I would like to hear your opinion, my friends?

I only play for fun. Therefore, I have no such problems.
I would also take a break for 2-7 days. Many would have walked, swam in the pool and went to the gym.

KALUGAJ · Jan 28, 2017

Yes, after a long playing poker, I also have some problems, and I usually sober up when you lose faces a bankroll. It repeated it often, but I fight with this ...

nenkov407 · Jan 28, 2017

Here is my experience with poker. I deposit some around 10 bucks. Start well and make them like 16 in 4 hours and think how I will make huge bankroll and I go to sleep. All night I dream about cash games huge hands and so on. The next day. I am catching the downswing and I lose all of my money. I have no way of controling my tilt.

bizarez · Jan 28, 2017

I can be such a state. I am in this case, a psycho, I begin to doubt everything, tilt. Then I, too, pauses, trying to dismiss all thoughts near poker - it helps ...

:joyman:

sanych · Jan 29, 2017

nenkov407 said:
Here is my experience with poker. I deposit some around 10 bucks. Start well and make them like 16 in 4 hours and think how I will make huge bankroll and I go to sleep. All night I dream about cash games huge hands and so on. The next day. I am catching the downswing and I lose all of my money. I have no way of controling my tilt.

In the case of a downswing I use stop loss, usually 3 buy-in my working limit.

nenkov407 · Jan 29, 2017

sanych said:
In the case of a downswing I use stop loss, usually 3 buy-in my working limit.

Should try that one

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MrPokerVerse · Jan 30, 2017

Never had or heard or a poker hangover. There might be a group that meets that could help.

nworsley94 · Jan 30, 2017

The 'hangover' is a great term for something I've been feeling since I recently started playing.

I'll play micro stakes for a few hours in the evening, have a good run and make some money. Then all I can think about it trying to make more money with those winnings, next day I have a shocking time of it, run really bad and loose all or most of what I won the previous evening. Maybe its a two day hangover for me!!

Gangsta1394 · Feb 2, 2017

i go through peaks and valleys with poker. for a month it's all i want to do and i analyze and try to learn, then i get bored with it and end up going through the motions for 2 weeks and get wrecked. then i'm back at it again. The break is definitely a good idea. or changing up variants every once in a while (PLO, stud, etc)

rdwr33 · Feb 2, 2017

I think we should choose the best tournaments.

57noona · Feb 2, 2017

Taking time off from poker is key to staying sane.

57noona · Feb 2, 2017

Taking time off from poker is key to staying sane.

0546474 · Feb 2, 2017

you continue to play in the zoom play or something else ??? playing zoom I also sleep problems !!! because of this, I stopped playing zoom !!! Zoom is an endless game))) playing in the tournament for me much easier it is possible to determine the approximate time of the tournament !!!

jandavidik · Feb 9, 2017

Its necessarily to take some vocation

Doblador bus · Feb 9, 2017

After a long tournament of several hours the hangover is inevitable, a good shower and rest and we are ready to try again

Dajamo · Feb 9, 2017

Can't say I ever have had this issue.

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