Exactly the same for me. If I drink one bottle of beer it helps for my game but if I drink more than that I start loosing. It means everything should be limited.For me, it is just like in golf, having a few brewskies tends to help me, have to find the sweet spot!
Once you get over a certain point, things tend to go downhill.
I can totally appreciate that this may differ on an individual basis... just speaking for myself.
Best of Luck at The Tables All,
CheezeWiz
Exactly the same for me. If I drink one bottle of beer it helps for my game but if I drink more than that I start loosing. It means everything should be limited.
Usually, I prefer coffee and that's enough for me. I think that players, under the influence of alcohol, do not analyze the game well and make more mistakes. Therefore, players who prefer coffee have an advantage over drunken opponents.
However, there is a distinction between playing drunk and playing while having a few beers... for me anyway...
My typical situation is that I have worked a 10 hour mentally draining and coffee filled day. At this point I am pretty much mentally not suited to do much of anything. Enter in a couple beers and an hour or two of decompressing... now I am ready to play poker! It is almost as if it takes me back to when I was hitting on all cylinders mentally about mid-morning. I am not sure my doctor would approve of this approach, but it seems to work for me, for now... fingers crossed!
Best of Luck at The Tables All,
CheezeWiz