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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 770311, member: 26306"] Too much poker? Don't think there is such a thing. Too much poker in a row? Probably but I don't think I've come close to doing it. Limits? Basically how much my life lets me. I have classes, baseball, and I know how much sleep I need. Those set enough limits. Don't see how playing a lot of poker could make me cynical but it depends on the mindset. If I'm prepared and playing good poker, whether I win or lose money I'm concentrating on playing well and will probably learn a thing or two. If I just got up, not really thinking about it, kinda tired and hungry, not really paying attention, it's not going to make me better. I don't think I've ever played in that state. Always important to prepare well for a poker session, even if it's just a few minutes to get your mind in the right state, and if you're physically and mentally tired from other things, you probably shouldn't play. [/QUOTE]
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