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Message: [QUOTE="pietpikel, post: 3863473, member: 143365"] My feeling is that limiting yourself to a 'win' or a certain amount of time is not an optimal strategy. When you constrain yourself with these things you put an unnatural limitation on yourself. You need to figure out when you perform your best. Keep notes, date, day, time, win/loss , players, game size, buy in, how you felt before you started and how you felt afterwards. I used to play live games, and late at night a few 'regulars' would walk in. They knew that from 11pm to 4am people are 1) tired 2) losing 3) Chasing the game 4) Impatient 5) Worn Out These guys could fold like laundromats for 5 hours straight, in the middle of the night ! Can you do it, or is it time to go home ? So keep notes and figure out when and why you play your [B]A game[/B]. Figure out what makes you [B]go off your A game[/B], and learn to recognize these signs. [B]A game or no game, nothing in between.[/B] [/QUOTE]