have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

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NL poker will drive you crazy as the swings can be huge. If you re thinking of quitting but do not want to quit studying is the only way to reinvigorate yourself. Take the time to find someone who is playing at the stakes you are playing and is winning there and learn from them.

Evann Jarvis is here on CC he streams and coaches, check him out. Learn from him and see if that helps your perspective of the game.

Hope this helps

If you enjoy the game, have to keep pluggin through. Always something to learn and keeping up with a changing game. Those bad runs doesn't change my attitude any more.

I like playing poker. Why would I give it up?

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

Because, after a while playing live and online I didn't have champion results, I did heads up, I didn't understand the essence of poker, but what discouraged me was the problems outside of poker, personal problems, but low cash and shots in buyin that my cashier didn't allow me to get discouraged via r I listened to all the advice ... etc. the story is long, in short, today Stu Ungar said: "times in poker you are your worst enemy" hug br player

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

But the advice that never let me give up was: separate your money from playing poker from the accounts of the house of responsibilities, so I always played in this sense I played for fun it made me never get discouraged or give up in my heart!

poker is now a part of my life for me
for me poker is a tool for achieving goals
I'm not going to quit poker

I stopped playing online poker after the Black Friday in 2011. The game had changed a lot and I was in college with so many things to do that I really didn’t had time to play. And at that time it was the best decision to make.
I returned to play last year and now I’m playing more because of the quarantine period. I don’t think to quit anymore.

I've never thought of quitting playing poker

I quit playing all the time - weeks, months, years at a time. Anything so repetitive becomes dull after a while.

For me, poker isn't important anymore - it is fun.

I'm back in poker, trying to take it seriously again... but poker is hard do

At the moment I am discouraged due to a bad streak but this is removed by continuing to play.
Luck

i won't say i've ever quit poker, but i have taken many breaks from it when i start to get bored playing it.

really today i am playing for fun after having taken a lot of bad

I quit poker many times. It's like with computer games I have a hype for one then I get bored and stop playing. Then after few years I want to play again.

I never thought about it. For me, poker is a hobby, a good opportunity to have fun. This game always gives me pleasure, even considering that it takes a lot of my time.

Yes, but couldn't stick for that for too long
Ever since I make more money than I lose, I consider those to be breaks, not abandonment of the game.

Originally Posted by ohshootmybad

i won't say i've ever quit poker, but i have taken many breaks from it when i start to get bored playing it.

Agree its not fun when its boring. Take a couple weeks or months off.

All th.e bloddy time - but I still come back

For me, poker is fun, so I never thought about giving up the game.

Hello.
I have been playing poker for about three years now, and I have never thought about giving it up.

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

Why should I give up poker? It is just a card game. It all depends on how you take it. For me it is just a hobby that takes me out of the real problems in my life.

No it makes the time go by especially during this pandemic.

I quit for two years due to accumulated tilt - forever though? Probably not - its a fun game.

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

A couple of years ago, I thought often. Now I play poker sometimes as a game model of logic without fanaticism. I try not to miss large series online, I play them as a small plus.

I've been playing poker for over 10years on a down time me time moments.. Of my choosing and when I can commit, focus and totally enjoy the game
In hindsight I've never taken the time to consider leaving or not playing poker again..
It's one of many options I choose to give my me time too.

Hi Sabrina,

To be honest: yes. But this was basically more linked to tilting after either several bad beats or after poor decisions from my side. I see that now. But back then, right after the moment, obviously I'm in a bad mood and not happy about the outcome.

But the day after, I cooled down and get back on my feet, learn new stuff from youtube or various other sources try to broaden my horizon and add new moves to my repertoire. It is like this that i understand that you simply cannot be impatient. Thats most possibly your problem, same as it is mine. We need to learn lots of years at a constant pace to get routine and experience in Poker - after all, it is a really interesting game of psychology!

Keep your chin up, get back on your feet and be willing to learn more and more to get better and better ;-)

Cheers

The first time there was a desire to quit poker was in 2018. Then I got sick of cruel coolers and loss of motivation. Now I also have a reassessment of my values ​​in life in relation to the game.

I have a lot of fun, I don't have to stop ... it's my hobby, I don't intend to become a Daniel Negreanu lol

Eso sí, en varias ocasiones pero luego entendí que los problemas personales me llevaban a tomar decisiones en mi juego.
Fue difícil para mí pero aprendí a separar cosas y mejorar mi juego

I gave up and start over for many times. I guess is a habit now.

Naturally, any activity with constant use can get bored. When I get bored with poker, I stop playing. I don't see any other way out yet. Why force yourself, life is so short that you do what you don't need to do.

Sometimes, with bad shots, the thought arises to quit playing poker and not play anymore. But then you calm down and start a new game, but already you play very carefully. I think I'm not the only one.

These days I have thought a lot, at first it was a dream, I have improved my game but I have lost that emotion for it, and even the passion I had for the game, I am playing much less than what I had been doing, even I even dream gives when I play, I think this is not done for me. I hope to be able to quit this addiction because it did become an addiction. And as they say, the first step of an addict is to realize that his vice is an addiction.

I thought about it many times, and many times gave up poker for a while, and then started playing again. I haven't played poker since April after losing my entire bankroll. Three months have passed and I again had a desire to play poker, I returned to CardsChat again.
I love poker and it has become a part of my life.

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

I would give up poker if I found a more interesting hobby, but for now I have no alternative, and I still play poker

i dont have money for hobbies or business
that's why i play poker

While I don’t think I’m ever going to be a professional poker player, I certainly have no plans to give up playing poker. Sometimes I’ll take short or for that matter longer breaks especially if I’m in a down swing, but I’’ never throw in the towel.

Originally Posted by eetenor

Thank U 4 Posting

NL poker will drive you crazy as the swings can be huge. If you re thinking of quitting but do not want to quit studying is the only way to reinvigorate yourself. Take the time to find someone who is playing at the stakes you are playing and is winning there and learn from them.

Evann Jarvis is here on CC he streams and coaches, check him out. Learn from him and see if that helps your perspective of the game.

Hope this helps

This is excellent advice. You can still be a poker enthusiast away from the table. Evan "Grisped" Jarvis has taught me a wealth of knowledge about poker aggression and how to use it. I highly recommend using his videos to study.

His videos on "pot equity" are also very well-explained. It helped me realize when it's profitable to go for a draw vs. when I'm acting like a fish.

If u play poker for fun, not necessary to give up.
If u play poker for money, u should take care your job, never give up.

Hi !

I would never do that. The only sport besides chess that can be done even at a very old age. It has become a part of my life. He replaced watching TV .

Every time it gets bad I think about never playing again.
But the passion for the game soon returns and there I am playing again.
Jokes aside, I always played as a hobby, so I have no reason to give up.

Yes, several times when the results were not given, one thinks of abandoning poker, after reading a lot, studying and playing and seeing many hands one is learning and thus reducing the possibility of frustration.

Yes, I have thought about not playing poker again. Usually after a straight week or two of nothing but bad beats.

I believe that it is not a matter of giving up, but knowing the moments of playing and having fun, and not taking it as mandatory

It is incredible how boring it is, the capacity it has to make me angry, and how many more things but still I can't stop playing it

Originally Posted by Sabrina Mix

have you given up playing poker or thought about giving up optimally

I think this crosses everyone's mind at some point. If poker is fun and a good extra hobby for you I would say continue to play. If it just makes you mad and frustrated all the time and you cant control how much money you spend. then it might be time to find another hobby.

Nope, no way. It's how I pass the day away and make a little cash to help my Social Security check.

I dont give it up as my number 1 mind set is I play poker for the fun of it. Whether I win money or not so what I enjoy the game. It is self-discipline that keeps me going.

I'll never stop completely,but i will prioritize it and my family comes first,,,