Sulfuros001
Rock Star
Silver Level
Extensive loss
Hello.
Yes you should stop playing with real money. Try playing game money, improve your skills, make your own strategy and then examine yourself, if you win a lot then you can get vack playing real money! But now you should definitely stop.
Hello.
Yes you should stop playing with real money. Try playing game money, improve your skills, make your own strategy and then examine yourself, if you win a lot then you can get vack playing real money! But now you should definitely stop.
Xcoder
Rock Star
Bronze Level
The real question is can you lower your bankroll to an amount that won't frustrate you if you loose.
From my experience playing with an amount that you don't want to lose shouldn't be on the table in the first place. Once you're able to get a reasonable bankroll the games become fun again, it should never be about the money!
From my experience playing with an amount that you don't want to lose shouldn't be on the table in the first place. Once you're able to get a reasonable bankroll the games become fun again, it should never be about the money!
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joci53
Rising Star
Bronze Level
money!
The real
question is can you lower your bankroll to an amount that won't frustrate you if you loose.
From my experience playing with an amount that you don't want to lose shouldn't be on the table in the first place. you're able to get a reasonable bankroll the games become fun again, it should never be about the
The real
question is can you lower your bankroll to an amount that won't frustrate you if you loose.
From my experience playing with an amount that you don't want to lose shouldn't be on the table in the first place. you're able to get a reasonable bankroll the games become fun again, it should never be about the
passat1600
Visionary
Platinum Level
If you like poker, then my opinion is that you shouldn't stop, switching to free chips is also unnecessary (the behavior and manner of players for play chips and for real money is very different, players often bluff for play chips, go all-in with weak hands, for real money, this way of playing leads to a loss of bankroll) I am based on my own experience. Quickly win back money here by the way you lost it, you will not get it.
You need to change your approach to your bankroll.
First, determine the amount per month that you can spend on poker without harming your family's budget. Let it be $ 20, with such a bankroll you can play $ 0.25 - $ 0.5 tournaments and S & Go, cash games $ 0.8 - 2. You can spend 2 - 5% of your bankroll on the game. If you lost $ 20 in a week, then do not make a deposit until the end of the month. Play freerolls, get experience.
This is just my opinion and it can be misleading. Everyone chooses his own path.
eniseysmail
Visionary
Bronze Level
If these losses do not represent an important component in the family budget for you, play. Practice teaches well.
Otherwise, if these funds are important in your life, for example, for food or payment for any services - moderate their spending in the game. This factor will constantly throw you out of moral balance and it will be difficult for you to make decisions in the game.
Otherwise, if these funds are important in your life, for example, for food or payment for any services - moderate their spending in the game. This factor will constantly throw you out of moral balance and it will be difficult for you to make decisions in the game.
Rost
Visionary
Platinum Level
Obviously, if you lose money, you are doing something wrong. Whether you should stop depends on how much you can afford to spend. If the amount you spent is acceptable to you, then you can continue. But what's the point of continuing to lose money?
DPo320
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I would switch to microbets or even strictly free rolls sice continuing your play without a change in strategy will only result in more loss. Set a Limit on how much you are willing to lose and don't deposit any more cash when you have reached your limit. A good starting point would be 5 percent of your disposable income, so:
If you Make 2500$ after taxes and spend 1500 on rent/food/travel/insurance/ diapers & family expenses...
Don't spend more than 50$ per month on online poker
There are a ton of poker strategy Books or Mastermind classes that are definitely in your budget.
If you Make 2500$ after taxes and spend 1500 on rent/food/travel/insurance/ diapers & family expenses...
Don't spend more than 50$ per month on online poker
There are a ton of poker strategy Books or Mastermind classes that are definitely in your budget.
mina271
Legend
Bronze Level
When you've lost so much, taking time out can be helpful. you have to be able to recognize when it is time to stop, even if it is only temporary. Everyone loses at poker but it is important that you always keep an eye on your bankroll and know when to stop. If you are in a streak of bad luck, it is important to take a break.
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Cooking
Legend
Platinum Level
I think it depends if $850 is lot of money to you. I have friends that plays poker for fun and sometimes they make deposits of an amount that they can afford to lose without stress. If you're losing more money than you can afford then yes, you should take a break, study more about the game and start to play within your limits.