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Starting a new bankroll without the patience of an enthusiastic beginner!
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[QUOTE="Dan711, post: 2154785, member: 101772"] Im not really new to the game, I've had huge ups and major down swings in my poker career! I currently work full time but can always find time to play cards. Even working full time I'm still able to put in 40+ hrs on the table. My problem being is I may put In a 30 hr strait session then not play for a bit. Also when I run good and build a br, I can't stop putting in rediculous long hrs at the table. This is how my down swing starts, I end up playing too much and ignoring how productive I am. I have rediculous variances. In the end, I just don't know how people start over at such small stakes to build a br? It's like an MLB player going back and playing t ball after 6 months off! How do I enjoy these smaller stakes so I can play my normal ranges and not play reckless? I'm sure some of u started over in the past, what do u do to build up and not lose focus at the task at hand and not skipping these critical steps to ensure a safe br? [/QUOTE]
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