You forgot the most important thing to add is + training.Break + rest = success and victory
Oh man, you should only play with a solid bankroll and with a limit for table/tournament buyin. It is necessary that you have a strategy for poker play, if your bankroll is for example 500 $, i would play sit&go´s or tournaments from 1-5$ buyin. if you wanna play cash table - i would check out 0,25/0,50NL .I can't sleep thinking about it every day. I borrowed $500 from my credit card to play poker and lost. I can't afford it now. And interest rates will increase over time.
Should I take a break or stop playing poker for good?
Don't chase the debt with more debt. Take a break, pay it off, play freerolls.
Yea, feel this frustration! Want never play again...second time i get out from the turnament by quads tonight. Want never play again!
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I think, that statement is a bit to general. In 2021 the average american had $5.525 in credit card debt. And the situation in other western countries is hardly much different. So we might as well make statements like "It´s never a good idea to borrow money to go on vacation" or "it´s never a good idea to borrow money to buy a new phone". And while this is true, its not the end of the world, if people do it, as long as serving their credit card debt is manageable.It's never a good idea to borrow money to play poker.
Totally agree with you, too general. Money you can't afford to lose is the sentiment I was going for.I think, that statement is a bit to general. In 2021 the average american had $5.525 in credit card debt. And the situation in other western countries is hardly much different. So we might as well make statements like "It´s never a good idea to borrow money to go on vacation" or "it´s never a good idea to borrow money to buy a new phone". And while this is true, its not the end of the world, if people do it, as long as serving their credit card debt is manageable.
So for me it makes more sense to say, that its never a good idea to play poker with money, you cant afford to lose. And since OP clearly did that, the best thing for him is to quit poker permanently. Trying to win the money back, even if its by playing freerolls, will likely only feed his gambling addiction and lead to more problems in the future.