CptRunBad
Rock Star
Silver Level
If you take it too seriously a normal person will want to quit almost everyday lol. I struggle to just realize it’s a game. Without a dedicated bank roll and financial freedom I would not suggest even attempting to treat NLHM as anything more than just a game.
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Hsac
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Giving it up
Yeah, I gave it up years ago for a long time.
It wasn't that I was failing at it. Just the opposite, but after my brother embezzled a major part of my bankroll, even then I thought I could recoup the losses and continue. I probably would have had my son not committed suicide.
After that everything changed. My heart was no longer in the game. After a year of living at an airport, sleeping in airport hangars, my wife and I reconciled. I got a job, became a working stiff and never looked back.
It wasn't until twenty years later, after my wife and I divorced, that I started playing again. Once again I'm consistently building my bankroll, but this time I'm being exceptionally careful to maintain a balanced life, especially with my new wife. Well, she's not so new anymore, but I'm still being careful.
Yeah, I gave it up years ago for a long time.
It wasn't that I was failing at it. Just the opposite, but after my brother embezzled a major part of my bankroll, even then I thought I could recoup the losses and continue. I probably would have had my son not committed suicide.
After that everything changed. My heart was no longer in the game. After a year of living at an airport, sleeping in airport hangars, my wife and I reconciled. I got a job, became a working stiff and never looked back.
It wasn't until twenty years later, after my wife and I divorced, that I started playing again. Once again I'm consistently building my bankroll, but this time I'm being exceptionally careful to maintain a balanced life, especially with my new wife. Well, she's not so new anymore, but I'm still being careful.
eberetta1
Legend
Loyaler
If I quit poker, I would probably just watch more movies. That would probably have me sitting on the couch more and letting my weight go over 200 lbs. So no, not going to give up the poker. Many times, I will be on a walk while playing mobile poker or make myself stand so I am at least getting some type of exercise.
LitPavel
Rock Star
Silver Level
I always think about it after unsuccessful games)) But since I mostly play in the freerolls that the desire to quit goes away. In General, I decided to improve my poker game and achieve certain goals, which is exactly why I came to this forum, I hope that many years of experience will help me in this. All successful games)
EvaQueen777
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yes,but
Yes of course. But these thoughts were very hot-tempered and thoughtless, in a fit of emotion, one might say. I think many people think about it when they lose a lot .. But this is not good. As one of the best poker players said (I don't remember his name, maybe Tom Dwan), if you stopped after a loss, then think about whether you should have started at all, maybe poker is clearly not yours.
Yes of course. But these thoughts were very hot-tempered and thoughtless, in a fit of emotion, one might say. I think many people think about it when they lose a lot .. But this is not good. As one of the best poker players said (I don't remember his name, maybe Tom Dwan), if you stopped after a loss, then think about whether you should have started at all, maybe poker is clearly not yours.
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Tomiveres
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I'm thinking giving up on poker about 10 times a day , but i always come back next day .
After a few bad beats I get tilted and I need to get a break otherwise I just spew my bankroll .
I think you should take poker as a hobby and not like a profession .
After a few bad beats I get tilted and I need to get a break otherwise I just spew my bankroll .
I think you should take poker as a hobby and not like a profession .
