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D1ieg0
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I never thought about quick poker, I know a lot of people who plays at least once a week and I'm a very lucky guy, most of the time I win, online maybe a few times it's very frustrating when a dud calls a good raise with 8-3 off and won the hand.
redboy23
Legend
Platinum Level
When I saw this question, I smiled. Just coming back from a long break. I have had minor success in the game and have had to invest so much time into playing and learning. Life force me to prioritize and I had to invest my time doing other things. Now, I am back and hopefully to stay this time.
The game is fun and as long as you focus on the fun and learning as well as developing the discipline, the money and success will come. I seriously have to work on my discipline - I always blow bankroll management after a while I get impatient and take everything to a high stakes ring table or big tournament buy-in and poof - back to broke! I guess this is the same for many players and I really need to break away from that mold.
The game is fun and as long as you focus on the fun and learning as well as developing the discipline, the money and success will come. I seriously have to work on my discipline - I always blow bankroll management after a while I get impatient and take everything to a high stakes ring table or big tournament buy-in and poof - back to broke! I guess this is the same for many players and I really need to break away from that mold.
eniseysmail
Visionary
Bronze Level
Not yet, of course. Perhaps you should limit your playing time a little so that there are no such ideas?
I also think that it is necessary to devote time to rest from poker. Saturation of the long game contributes to errors.
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martycaridi
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I’ve sworn off the slots this year, and sticking with poker (mostly tournaments). I used to get that feeling as I was sitting in my car in the casino garage, thinking, “I’m the A-hole that they have the 800 number for.”. But now that I’m sticking to just poker, I feel like I’m playing better and smarter.
CTAPYXA
Rock Star
Silver Level
I haven't thought about it yet. I just joined poker and didn't lose anything. I haven't even made a Deposit at the moment. I am studying. If I do not see any progress in the future, then I will just stop playing for a while. Poker is not my livelihood.
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KwazuluNatal
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Africa
I am in agreement with you, one always comes back but it can be very frustrating.
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bstest
Visionary
Silver Level
Yep. Really enjoy live poker, but it is just too inconvenient. Online if flooded with bad beats, bad bets and they generally detract from the skill level that would ordinarily do well. That being said I still play periodically online, generally lose, and need another hobby. Good luck.
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successlaw
Legend
Platinum Level
I didn't figured that idea in my head since now.
For me is a passion and not an addiction .
