Daydreaming about poker

#1 15th April 2011, 1:46 PM

When i first started playing poker I used to constantly daydream about different poker strategys, ways to improve my game etc etc, now more and more my daydreams always start off with poker strategy but always end up with me strapping myself with a 1000lb of explosives and detonating myself in Pokerstars HQ or other insane things!

Needless to say i have now decided to have a little break from poker!!

#2 15th April 2011, 1:57 PM

It's been a while since I had a vivid nightmare of one of my busting hands

as my flopped set of AAA got cracked by runner quads for 1.8M chips 2 places from the bubble after 6 hours of MTTing

- I decided to get card-alzheimers then and I'm quite happy I got it.

#3 15th April 2011, 4:43 PM

that is the sickness of gambling i had a bad beat for 200 doller and i couldnt sleep for 2 days and when i sleep i kept dreaming about the stuiped hand i stoped playing for a month after that just to get of tilt

#4 15th April 2011, 5:13 PM

I sporadically think about poker and hypothetical situations, and how to play them, during the day. Sometimes, I find myself running cards or poker hands through my head as I'm dozing off to sleep. As for full-fledged poker dreams, I can't remember any particular ones I've had, but I'm sure I've dreamt about poker at some point. I've got to say my dreams these days are a lot more mundane than they used to be, and I've become much worse at remembering them.

#5 15th April 2011, 5:18 PM

Oh my god!

And there was me thinking I put to much time/effort/thinking into poker.

I then read you guys saying you dream about poker and then even make hands up in your head during the day and how you would play it!

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