poliaris747 said:
https://www.boomplayer.com/29582154_05F2949A94
Yes, I wanted to get to the final table - but it's not that I knock out !! How to explain ? Fatal bad luck!
Feeling much tired recent months, want to play as usual, but cannot do it like in the past - until 2:00 - 3:00 in the evening and wake up after that to work at 7:00 ...
Even with such long holiday now, I am still facing this - played FT last night in CC Freeroll, so much strong players now in FRC Club - hard to compete, hard to win! Wanted to play more today, as I am free. Started with double tabling STT's, and felt like I am done for today after the first 45 minutes ... Maybe too much concentration, maybe because I did not managed to win HU's in both tourneys, I do not know??? But I feel tired, and need a rest!
Do not play tired :top:
Even with such long holiday now, I am still facing this - played FT last night in CC Freeroll, so much strong players now in FRC Club - hard to compete, hard to win! Wanted to play more today, as I am free. Started with double tabling STT's, and felt like I am done for today after the first 45 minutes ... Maybe too much concentration, maybe because I did not managed to win HU's in both tourneys, I do not know??? But I feel tired, and need a rest!
Do not play tired :top:
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A better question should be
When is a good time to play?
If you need to take breaks from the game maybe it's because you're playing too much or beyond your means
Poker is stressful and tiresome, if you're already stressed for one reason or another maybe you shouldn't play that day if you can't stay away from the game no matter what, maybe you have a problem
When is a good time to play?
If you need to take breaks from the game maybe it's because you're playing too much or beyond your means
Poker is stressful and tiresome, if you're already stressed for one reason or another maybe you shouldn't play that day if you can't stay away from the game no matter what, maybe you have a problem
Breaks are needed to stay fresh and concentrated. Even 1-2 minute breaks every hour can be a great way to quickly fill up the much needed vitality and energy.
If you play poker for a long time without rest, then sooner or later there will come a time when you are exhausted both morally and physically. Do not bring yourself to such a situation! Otherwise, your health will not forgive you for this and you just simply have to take a forced break for more than a week.
This is especially true when playing heads-up.
If you play poker for a long time without rest, then sooner or later there will come a time when you are exhausted both morally and physically. Do not bring yourself to such a situation! Otherwise, your health will not forgive you for this and you just simply have to take a forced break for more than a week.
This is especially true when playing heads-up.
tilt
when I understand that because of the defeat, everything infuriates me and I am more to lose, and from this I am even more nervous, it turns out a vicious circle. then you urgently need someone to drag you away from the game)))):icon_boun:icon_boun:icon_boun
when I understand that because of the defeat, everything infuriates me and I am more to lose, and from this I am even more nervous, it turns out a vicious circle. then you urgently need someone to drag you away from the game)))):icon_boun:icon_boun:icon_boun
Short break. I take short breaks when I'm hungry or getting tired and go for a stroll to stretch my legs, brush my teeth or wash my face to freshen up. That usually makes me feel better or grab some coffee or a beverage.
Long break or quit for day. Anytime I start to feel upset over results I know its time to quit playing for that day. Tilt will make you do some things that will bleed your bankroll/stacks.
It is good to have normal breaks during your grind session and even throughout the week have days where you don't play or do anything related to poker that day will help clear your mind.
Long break or quit for day. Anytime I start to feel upset over results I know its time to quit playing for that day. Tilt will make you do some things that will bleed your bankroll/stacks.
It is good to have normal breaks during your grind session and even throughout the week have days where you don't play or do anything related to poker that day will help clear your mind.
Relax and chill
Definitely when you get tilt...😤😤 when you softer a big bad beat in a big pot or continues bad beads you need a break time, be anger playing poker makes you do mistake and people in the table will get the benefit of your tilf so the best thing to do is get out of the game and relax.
Definitely when you get tilt...😤😤 when you softer a big bad beat in a big pot or continues bad beads you need a break time, be anger playing poker makes you do mistake and people in the table will get the benefit of your tilf so the best thing to do is get out of the game and relax.
I didn't make a mistake , but still playing poker! look at this hand https://www.boomplayer.com/29751565_D9B95D2515Jezdic said:
When my attention to detail begins to fade...
I find myself oftentimes at the of long sessions becoming lazy in how I assess hands and the other players in the hands. When I can catch myself doing this, I like to walk away/take a 30-45 minute break to clear my head and determine whether I want to continue playing or call it quits for the day. Poker nowadays just isn't a game (if played at a high level) that you can, for lack of better words, half-a**. In order to maintain optimal results, you must remain 100% focused. Since a lot of the time winning and losing is determined by who makes more mistakes. Your focus and attention need to be at peak performance 24/7 otherwise frequent downswings are become your new best friend. And with a friend like that...Who needs enemies!?
I find myself oftentimes at the of long sessions becoming lazy in how I assess hands and the other players in the hands. When I can catch myself doing this, I like to walk away/take a 30-45 minute break to clear my head and determine whether I want to continue playing or call it quits for the day. Poker nowadays just isn't a game (if played at a high level) that you can, for lack of better words, half-a**. In order to maintain optimal results, you must remain 100% focused. Since a lot of the time winning and losing is determined by who makes more mistakes. Your focus and attention need to be at peak performance 24/7 otherwise frequent downswings are become your new best friend. And with a friend like that...Who needs enemies!?
Future_Pr00F said:
LMFAO!!! This was my mantra for years, hee-hee. For the past couple of years I play every other day, just to keep it fresh and hold up my agreement w/the wife. It's been a good balancing act and for the better, I might add. Playing live on the weekends keeps it interesting as well. 😛cguru:
