Taking a break

r21sp · Apr 29, 2019

if you do not want to play poker after 1-2 months of active play, then you do not need to look at poker as a way to make money! for you it will be only entertainment - no more than that! if the game doesn’t bring you joy, then you won’t be able to force yourself to keep the poker discipline!

infonazar · May 2, 2019

I have been playing poker for 9 years. Sometimes I also have days when I have no mood for the game. Therefore, on such days I am having rest, I do other things. In other words, if you do not have the desire to play, in no case do you need to force yourself.

DAVID KEHRER · May 2, 2019

Play when you want too not because you have too. Makes the game more enjoyable and you will play better.

Iryna Stryzheuskaya · May 2, 2019

Do you play seven days a week? You need at least 1 day a week when you relax, do other things and do not think about poker.

MishkaZL · May 3, 2019

If I am tired, I never play poker. Usually I play 3-4 days a week. I am convinced that if I play poker every day, I will lose interest in the game and I will stop playing at all.

successlaw · May 3, 2019

horseshoebhole said:
If poker is your main source of income - how often do you feel the need to take a break? I've been focusing on it for the past few months. I find every week or so I just dont have the desire to play. Does anyone else experience this? I thought I loved the game but I feel like that's kind of fading away.

I need a break from poker after 3 months of constant grinding. I take into consideration 1 week break. In this break i also don't use computer, i choose to stay outside and enjoy the nature. To mention that poker is not my main income source

ReoRekop · May 3, 2019

try to find yourself a goal, an objective that gives you some emotion when playing

insaneiam · May 3, 2019

I commend anyone who can make poker their main source of income. I'm simply not that good yet. I can see where you could get burned out on playing all the time. I prefer to keep poker as a hobby as opposed to a have to. Hope you make it through this and get back to enjoying this awesome game.

Lugubrious · May 3, 2019

ReoRekop said:
try to find yourself a goal, an objective that gives you some emotion when playing

I'm starting a BR challenge i started with $50 i just placed 6th in a $2.20 tourney i made $30 but i have to say this challenge has me playing more aggressive and taking more shots i feel like this motivation helps alot follow my BR challenge on Instagram @yungbluff

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12345djon · May 3, 2019

I'm not so good at playing poker.

who115 · May 3, 2019

When you play for fun, it is fun... When you play for it as a job then it becomes work and not fun anymore... To me when the fun runs out so do I...

Ranish625 · May 3, 2019

Poker like many other things has the property of annoying, that's when I take a break to relax, and then with renewed vigor I take up the game again, and it again begins to bring pleasure.

Rahatis · May 3, 2019

That's why it's the perfect hobby. I don't enjoy it full time.

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