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[ramorleans]

Should I quit playing poker?

 

[rachelle2291]

You will not be able to totally redeem yourself if you quit

 

[yuriko oyama]

maybe some time would be good, to study, analyze your mistakes.

 

[SpanRmonka]

Should I quit playing poker?

I think you just really need to re frame the structure of your poker playing. From a quick look at your graph, you've played just over 200 games and lost $1000. Considering I can see a few wins in there, when combined with other cashes you've probably spent at least $2000 on buy ins. So I assume you've been playing average of $11 buy ins. Clearly these games are too high for you.

If you want to keep playing the game and attempting to reverse this trend you need to forget the losses and start from scratch. Play 200 minimum, $1 max buy in games. Even if your results continue, you will actually have improved your results by $950, as you will only have lost $50

But, before you play, forget all the fancy play at $11 level. Learn how to win at microstakes. Following Blackrain will help. Come back and let us know how these games went.

You will need to stop chasing losses and just accept for now that they are gone. Hope this helps, and good luck

 

[hilary antonik filho]

Should I stop playing poker?

Don't stop completely, continue but with control, analyze the wins and losses, and don't play with vengeance or increasing to recover your defeats. Good luck

 

[amonlima]

No friend, you just have to study, try to improve your game every day, from that, the results will come naturally

 

[Delenia]

If the losses are weighing on you, it could help to give it a break until you are in a better frame of mind. Mental attitude has a large effect on results. Good luck!

 

[EnzoRS94]

If you're not having fun anymore, just quit yeah.
it would be for the best

 

[JappsPK]

Take a time would be good. Later you can study, analyze, start playing differently...

 

[ASMautoneJr]

No, you must have great potential, you must evolve, seek to invest in studies and play more.
And go in search of bigger prizes and win more and more.

 

[staytrue001]

If it was free money, then I do not see this problem, if it was necessary or even the last money, it is worth stopping unequivocally

 

[Sopt]

I would just ask myself, do I still enjoy playing? If the answer is yes I would continue but maybe move to the lower limits as some suggested. If the answer is no I would most certainly put it on hold for a few months and reassess restarting later on.

 

[TeUnit]

I do not know if you should quit playing, but you should quit depositing. Maybe move to freerolls and try to build your roll from there and when your bankroll supports it move to micros.

 

[pankoffff]

You need to play responsibly, stop aggression without a hand, and bluff less.

 

[hjuosh]

Why you don’t try -play chips- first. Try to learn and later go back with real money.

 

[ramorleans]

I appreciate all your comments guys! I think my issue is I keep chasing my loses from time to time and it makes my head cloudy.

 

[Gallarado777]

you should temporarily learn poker and play free tournaments after you start making money with them, go and play with this money or invest your money

 

[magex]

I think you just really need to re frame the structure of your poker playing. From a quick look at your graph, you've played just over 200 games and lost $1000. Considering I can see a few wins in there, when combined with other cashes you've probably spent at least $2000 on buy ins. So I assume you've been playing average of $11 buy ins. Clearly these games are too high for you.

If you want to keep playing the game and attempting to reverse this trend you need to forget the losses and start from scratch. Play 200 minimum, $1 max buy in games. Even if your results continue, you will actually have improved your results by $950, as you will only have lost $50

But, before you play, forget all the fancy play at $11 level. Learn how to win at microstakes. Following Blackrain will help. Come back and let us know how these games went.

You will need to stop chasing losses and just accept for now that they are gone. Hope this helps, and good luck

I agree with this poster, its bankroll management first, before seeing whats wrong. Obviously learning post is important, but once you have fundamentals, i would say always as a new player start from the lowest level upwards. Regardless of what money you have to set aside for poker. Because this is where the most of the new people start. If you can beat these constantly, then proceed upwards. Freerolls, lowest buyin sngs, lowest buyin cashgames.

Then you can work out your winrate over 100 or more sessions. Probably if you have the money to spend, it pays to use a hand tracker on any sites that still allow this, and then have a look at particular hands you might be losing big on, if any. And whether you are winning enough to counter the loss of money going into rake.

 

[VGShaa]

In poker, there are intervals of losses at a distance, the main thing is not to give up and try to understand what is going wrong, maybe you need more theory, and then it's better to review the training videos, there are a lot of them on the Internet. Maybe you should lower your game limits and come back to them after you've worked on your game. Maybe your bankroll isn't good for limits you played. There are many options if you want to grow in poker and develop.

 

[Poker Orifice]

It looks like the perfect time to DEPOSIT and take advantage of any deposit bonuses you can find!

Good luck.... now could be YOUR time!

Don't quite before the miracle happens. It could be just around the corner! ... ie. Someone will be winning $1million this weekend in the pokerstars SunMillion 17th Ann. game. It could be you! Why not?

 

[Poker Orifice]

Should I quit playing poker?

It is a VERY small sample. I have graphs on some sites that are much steeper, longer ski slopes than this one. It is normal.

 

[ramorleans]

Gallarado777 how can I contact you? I have no message or PM available here in this forum.​

 

[spectralwave]

I usually always leave my bankroll to play tournaments, redeem over 10k always keeping a reasonable bankroll so I don't have a table registration problem.