I am not particularly frustrated with spending some time without positive results, because I only play freerolls and as my game volume is very low, I will lose many times to variance, but this does not affect me, because I am not losing money, just time , and time I have to spare.Fernando_RO said:
This is normal to happen, mainly when you are in need of money or in the beginning of evolution. What you should do to reduce this is: Do not create too much expectation when you have a lot of chips in a tournament, in the final stretch, always seek to make the best decisions within your knowledge, and always seek more knowledge, always seek to evolve. This makes your frustrations decrease over time, the more knowledge and experience you acquire, you will realize that you will not be so frustrated when you fall out of a tournament final stretch, or because of a bad phase you are not getting results, and it's also normal to get a little frustrated when you fall down a very important final stretch, or because you take a big bad beat, but this has to be momentary, we can't let it interfere with our future actions. I hope this helps, good luck.Fernando_RO said:
You have a lot of reason for poker it takes a lot of patience, and like everything in life it is important to learn from mistakesfernandofcp said:
Well from your perspective, you take a low risk, so you don’t lose a lot of money. In my case that may be the problem, I will take into account your experiences. Thank you.Gritz18 said:
Thank you for your reply, I hope to apply your advice, successamonlima said:
In order to achieve good results, you need skills and many years of experience. If you're not ready for 5-7 years of regular playing, learning and improving, then you're probably better off finding another hobby. Poker should first and foremost bring you pleasure. If you play only for money, you'd better just find a job.Fernando_RO said:
This is key ^Rost said:
