Is your game worse or better after taking a break?

[jfofla]

I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?

 

[Cooking]

I usually also play better after a break of poker, I think it's because we come back more focused on the game. For me a break is always useful, because sometimes we play for many hours everyday and after a few weeks this can be exhausting.

 

[FrizzaoR]

it depends on the time you stay without playing I think…

 

[NiallPlays]

I’d say having breaks is a good thing to do so it doesn’t become a grind and no fun

 

[Ruslan L]

I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?

Personally, I always benefit from rest and a break. After a break and rest, I always play better and have better results.

 

[MK_]

I think it's the same with everything, a change is as good as a rest!

 

[10gerka]

if you do not play poker for a long time that will make you have a disadvantage against your rivals, you should dedicate that time to study hard, the key is to always be prepared for any time you can play a session.

 

[Phyrrura]

It can go two opposite ways, I have a hard time to stay focused, so when I come back after a while without playing, I find it harder to addapt my focus

 

[Gallarado777]

sometimes you need to take a break and you'll play better, get your excitement back to playing and winning, I think sometimes you need to take breaks to come back with renewed vigor

 

[yuriko oyama]

I think I'll spend a year.
Maybe I'll get better too.

 

[arshuns]

I think a short break is good. But if the break is more than a year, the game may deteriorate.

 

[valanddon]

I think not playing for awhile makes you have a clearer thought on how to play.

 

[SL-247]

It depends on how long you haven't played. If you don't play for 1-2 years, you'll have to regain your skills, and if you don't play for 1-2 days, nothing will change.

 

[acemenow]

I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?

Couple of things:
1) Yes, it was and you just needed a break
2) Maybe sometimes when you run bad taking a break things go in your favor when you come back.

Just how I see it for myself. Though I haven't been able to go more than 48 hours without playing in quite a few years

 

[D0nk3y Hunt3r]

I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?

Maybe you work like this, good you recognized it and now you can use it.
For me, it doesn't matter, less time with poker just means less hands played, less opportunities used.

 

[black and]

I try to take a break every week. The break helps me to regain my form, due to which I become more patient and focused. Personally, for me, two days a week are simply necessary to rest.

 

[Poker Orifice]

if you do not play poker for a long time that will make you have a disadvantage against your rivals, you should dedicate that time to study hard, the key is to always be prepared for any time you can play a session.

Yes. I agree with this ^

For myself, I feel a difference in my game even when away from the tables for 1 week.

 

[ToNy70929]

I agree with many guys that a break in the game for a while gives positive results in the game. Platoom, if the game is not going, I always take breaks for a few days, despite the fact that sometimes it is difficult.

 

[TheDealer]

When I stop playing the truth is that I calm down and play again after a while ready for new emotions, so yes it affects me but positively

 

[daniel888]

When I feel I'm not comfortable or don't play well recently, I always take a couple days break. It helps me play better.

 

[888NOX888]

There are such periods that I don't play for one or two weeks and after that it becomes more difficult to make decisions in poker, that is, the game deteriorates and it takes several days to recover.

 

[azteca6]

I didn't play for a while and I played even better again, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?

tiredness or desire to win because you lost before if you play too often without resting you get used to playing automatically and not reasoning the movements you make with your cards and chives

 

[COMIRRR]

After a break from poker, I come more excited at the table, the results are pretty much the same

 

[vnnby]

the pause definitely has a positive effect on my game, but I don't play that often so it's hard to judge if that's really the case.

 

[Alexey Shley]

Indeed, you should definitely take breaks in the game. When you play after a break, you are more focused and try to show good results.