juninhigh
Rock Star
Silver Level
No, and even if could i wouldn't play all day, i'm still trying to fix my mindset for me wouldn't be healthy to play every day, sometimes i play one day per week other i play 4 times per week. Even with you're great and is trying to master, don't forget is mental game that requires a lot from you, if you play everyday (+8 hours) the joy of game can reduce for you.
smknginmaine
Visionary
Silver Level
quote more to the username. though also well said on the post.....The Dude. Unequivocally, the best. But that's like.... only my opinion man
The rug. It really brought the room together.
Go see him Jeffery. He's very good. And through!
you see what happens? this is what happens! this is what happens larry! this is what happen when you ****a stranger in the ***!
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horseshoebhole
Rock Star
Silver Level
Every day play
Noooo way! This is obviously subjective but 1. Not healthy. 2. You need to take breaks sometimes in order to just relax and take your mind from the day.
When I was playing professionally ( I used to prop for a casino and had 40 hours of just straight poker per week ). When I would get home - i'd chip away at a tournament or two online. I started to feel my game get stagnant after a certain point in time. Try to mix it up. Something really really helpful to me was having one day a week just devoted to learning.
I try to play often as I can until I feel that same ( I dont want to do this anymore ) . Just recently I had a few dollars invested in tournaments and I literally closed my laptop because I wanted to focus on watching a movie.
Give it a shot. Try to workout... stick to the forums for an hour or so and just learn to improve your game. It really helped me out.
Hope that helps and best of luck!
Travis
BCP - horseshoebhole
Noooo way! This is obviously subjective but 1. Not healthy. 2. You need to take breaks sometimes in order to just relax and take your mind from the day.
When I was playing professionally ( I used to prop for a casino and had 40 hours of just straight poker per week ). When I would get home - i'd chip away at a tournament or two online. I started to feel my game get stagnant after a certain point in time. Try to mix it up. Something really really helpful to me was having one day a week just devoted to learning.
I try to play often as I can until I feel that same ( I dont want to do this anymore ) . Just recently I had a few dollars invested in tournaments and I literally closed my laptop because I wanted to focus on watching a movie.
Give it a shot. Try to workout... stick to the forums for an hour or so and just learn to improve your game. It really helped me out.
Hope that helps and best of luck!
Travis
BCP - horseshoebhole
fishfood80
Rock Star
Silver Level
I play live 3 to 4 times a week and play online everyday. I don't think you have to play everyday to get better but it definitely helps me improve my game. I really feel in the zone when I play everyday. And I can think of it as one long game that never ends. I think it helps keep me sharp lol. But for me it's my only source of income so I've gotta grind. I can understand picking your spots when you have another career. Good luck at the tables bud!!
radartodd69
Rock Star
Silver Level
I play poker everyday. There is so much to work on in the game. I'm sure my opponents probably play as much as I do if not more. So I have to keep up with the changes in the game. The days of people only waiting for aces and kings is long gone.
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vong400
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Actually, I do now for at least the last 7 or 8 months and even on the weekends. The reason why I'm playing more in everyday now because i have lost my job about a year ago and turned to play more and more to motivate myself and gain more experiences out of it by playing more in each day. I wish and hope that it will pay off soon enough since I'm already behind many bills.