What to do when the mind is tired?

souza155 · Apr 27, 2022

When I'm tired, I think the best thing to do for rest is to get some sleep.

Leandro6803 · Apr 27, 2022

the best thing to do is rest and sleep, don't keep thinking about anything related to poker, don't keep thinking about hands that I could have played differently.

Hemified · Apr 27, 2022

Gotta take a break from time to time with anything in life that is good for the body,mind, and soul..lol.. is what my girls yoga instructor says. Ill rest when I die, but I like to rest in the islands too,but end up fishing not relaxing

good luck in life's adventures and crush it.

DiegoRamos · Apr 27, 2022

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Have to relax

Do the obvious, rest.

Sometimes the solution lies in the simple things.

June4Spades · Apr 28, 2022

Music. And if the body is not too tired - dance!

Kiryl · Apr 28, 2022

Tilt

I advise you to take a walk in the fresh air.

Rost · Apr 28, 2022

If I'm tired, I rest. Usually, I watch TV series lying on the couch at home.

zipocool · Apr 28, 2022

well, if you are tired of a poker session, you can drink coffee or some kind of energy drink, and there are a lot of types of relaxation, you need to choose the one that suits you)

Jogo4 · Apr 28, 2022

I usually take a nap.

pokereto · Apr 29, 2022

hi

I would tell you not to play tired, it is best to try to rest to be able to make good decisions when playing greetings

No Bologna · Apr 29, 2022

Mind gets tired

On a internet tournament, I will play super loose to get it over with. I either crash out or chip up. If I chip up I get reinvigorated and play on. In live poker I'll drink coffee if it's a tournament, if live game I'll cash out and go to bed.

Baldy86 · Apr 29, 2022

- sleeping

- jogging / running especially in the morning . you will have energy throughout the day !

poxerator78 · Apr 29, 2022

Drink strong coffee.
Morning is wiser than evening, so they say

Jay R · Apr 29, 2022

Sleep… you play better fresh

deputat · Apr 29, 2022

I think you can rest aktively how do sport, right nutrition, healthy sleep, breath fresh air, but also more communicate, meet friends, make in internet your posts, play poker with bankrollmanagement and a lot of things,travel when you have holiday and think positive, so you will forget what is tired

VGShaa · Apr 29, 2022

When my mind gets tired while playing, I turn on symphonic music or chill. It helps me

Panda19977 · Apr 29, 2022

I turn on music

elchonga · Apr 29, 2022

If the body is also tired, the best thing is to relax a bit and sleep
If only the mind is tired, I think music, a movie or meeting with friends or whatever it is that disconnects you a little from the routine

Weslleyjdr · Apr 29, 2022

I listen to music, it helps to relax

gabryyyel31 · Apr 29, 2022

Scotish shower, alternate a cold and hot shower it can give you an energy boost

hilary antonik filho · Apr 29, 2022

Well, I prefer to rest, maybe a nap, watch a comedy, maybe a good walk

Xcoder · Apr 29, 2022

A meal and a classic family comedy on the big screen

Skot_Gy · Apr 29, 2022

For me, a day fishing is the best medicine to recharge. Not just for poker, but fully recharge.
It is tiring, but psychic recharges miraculously :-D

Shmyrnoff · Apr 29, 2022

I sit in my hot tub with my wife, have a few vodkas and a THC gummy. Life is great

Gipsystripsy · Apr 29, 2022

Surely having a break from playing poker and trying to rest the brain. Any kind of relaxing stuff should be fine i guess.

What to do when the mind is tired?

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