Personally, I always benefit from rest and a break. After a break and rest, I always play better and have better results.I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?
Couple of things:I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?
Maybe you work like this, good you recognized it and now you can use it.I didn't play for a while and I came back playing even better, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?
if you do not play poker for a long time that will make you have a disadvantage against your rivals, you should dedicate that time to study hard, the key is to always be prepared for any time you can play a session.
tiredness or desire to win because you lost before if you play too often without resting you get used to playing automatically and not reasoning the movements you make with your cards and chivesI didn't play for a while and I played even better again, could it be that it was fatigue that made my poker not flow so well?