Can you live a day without poker?

billibooo · Jan 26, 2024

I think I missed three days last year in total. SO yes, yes I can

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Jedrey · Jan 26, 2024

Of course, poker isn't everything, especially for me who isn't a professional player.

Claudiunm · Jan 26, 2024

Well, I play almost every day. But if I have a commitment I have no problem leaving a tournament in the middle and getting up... I've even done this when I was the chip leader to go out with my wife and children. I just got up and went. When I came back the tournament was over and I had won $0.80.

TruthFruit · Jan 27, 2024

Poker is an addiction. And I'm hooked. Definitely. Probably for ever. Don't know if it's sad or not

9peso · Jan 27, 2024

Sometimes I want to play poker all day from dawn to dusk, but once I play enough I give it a brake for some days.
Poker is a game that can be easily addictive, but if you spend too much time playing it, it can become boring.

rufininha14 · Feb 5, 2024

Yes, I can, but I like to play whenever I can, for me today poker is a hobby and a way to earn extra money.

kabokinha · Feb 8, 2024

It's hard, but I can do it, hahahaha

TulasMoreno · Feb 8, 2024

Yes, lots, please dont make poker your must everyday, I know a lot of poker pros who habe days off of poker.

DiazPoker3101 · Feb 8, 2024

"If it can be done, but life without poker is very sad, hahaha. Discipline is very important; it's about consistency. In the long run, you always end up winning, whether you're a novice or a professional player. It's just necessary for the stars to align

A kiravio · Feb 8, 2024

I could live even more days without poker, but the curiosity to see what else is happening on the forum, I think it would be harder. I got some virus 😃 but I like it.

Veralt · Feb 13, 2024

I think I would be concerned if I couldn't go a day without playing poker, haha. I also feel that taking some time off from playing helps me focus more and avoid playing like a robot, on autopilot.
And regarding playing less often, I suppose if you're not getting results, you'll simply get tired, and over time, you'll choose to learn.

skaterick · Feb 13, 2024

i play online every day unless i am traveling and have no internet access . i'd go to a live casino more but the rake taken here in california is ridiculously high . i don't think the small stakes games can be beaten long term no matter how well you play !

Ataman911 · Feb 13, 2024

yes, sometimes it gets bad, you have to take a break))

odonob · Feb 13, 2024

Indutibaly, I often take a day or two off. It is a grind and one does need a lacuna from time to time.

kanogott · Feb 13, 2024

For me its hard, its a daily routine. On gg there is a daily gift, this i collect every day. On 888 i could play the cardschat freerolls every day so i try to attend on every game. I have 3 site on which i play. There are every day chances to get free spots. If i win some good money i try to win money in micro tourneys. I knew its not healthy to play every day but i dont look any tv or smoke. On fault in live is ok, i think so.

RagNar87 · Feb 17, 2024

Yes of course ! For example i played very few games after i lost platinum. When i get it back i will play more

Tadi · Feb 17, 2024

DanielNeg said:
For me its getting harder and harder to stop for awhile do you have any tips so that I could focus on learning rather than playing continuously hoping something will change 🥲
And also how long you stayed without playing poker?

I play every day so I'm not the one to give you advice on how to play less.

Skot_Gy · Feb 18, 2024

Depending on real life needs and other things, it can pass weeks without playing.

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