I think that every player dreams that one day he will get a big win.Only the concept of large is different for everyone.Someone is 1000 dollars, and someone a million.And it seems to me that even after winning a big win, the player will not stop, will lose the win in the hope of winning back even more.Vicious circle.

I totallly agree with that. Who knows a poker player who end his career after a big win?

Originally Posted by alfiyka

I think that every player dreams that one day he will get a big win.Only the concept of large is different for everyone.Someone is 1000 dollars, and someone a million.And it seems to me that even after winning a big win, the player will not stop, will lose the win in the hope of winning back even more.Vicious circle.

Lot of truth here I think between forgetting BRM,rake and variance and pushing our luck very easy to go up and down a few hundred or a thousand.
Its only a couple of buy ins and clicks of the mouse if not withdrawn,
Temptation to win a huge score can lead to a vicious rake paying circle until bust agree.

I think it depends on each individual person. In poker, as in life, there are people who adhere or do not follow the bankroll management system. Therefore, there is no single answer to your question.

Yes, the work must continue. Being a champion is the goal, and money is the prize for your performance.

Hi mate.I donīt know why a poker player must stop playing this game after a big achievement..With bankroll management there will be no vicious circle..