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[QUOTE="anteupgoat, post: 4817507, member: 284673"]
I am very results oriented and get majorly tilted if Im down in a session and sometimes I feel I have to grind it back up. That is the wrong mentality.  You have to take results out of the equation and its so hard. I use to think I have to get to this number than stop or lose this number and then stop.  Its a mind trap.  The best way to play poker in my opinion, is that if you are good- above average.  Study to be better and play withing your BANKROLL-  So for me I need 5,000 for 1/2 and 10,000 for 2/5-  and I like 2/5 way better than 1/2.

From watching poker vlogs on youtube I try to find mentors.  I really like Andrew Neeme.  My new approach is take out the results and just play for time.  Keep accurate records. But if you love to play poker-  Play for say 30 hours a week- once you-ve played 30 hours you are done for that week. You can have up sessions, you can have down sessions.  But the fatal mentality is to chase loses from sessions.  Just put in the time and play at least B+ game. play within bankroll- keep records- but stop being session result oriented.
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