pavel1111111
Legend
Platinum Level
when I'm doing poorly in poker, after I calm down due to leaving the tournament or something like that, I don't do anything 
, I'm just waiting for luck to return or for bad luck to disappear .... and this happens pretty quickly
, I'm just waiting for luck to return or for bad luck to disappear .... and this happens pretty quickly
mushthebush
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Plain and simple, 3 Options:
1. Keep calm, patient and keep playing if your long-term numbers show you that you are generally a winning player. Try to lose the least you can during your bad run.
2. If you're generally a losing player, seek information and help. In 2022 there are unlimited resources where you can gather knowledge from, in order to improve your game. Winning poker players are winning for a reason and the reason is that they have managed to get an edge over others.
3. If you don't have the drive and resilience to get better, just stop, do something else, save your money. Go find another profession. Obsess over something else that makes you wake up fresh next morning, impatient to start your day.
Obviously there's unlimited other options that you could choose doing like taking a break, going on holiday, help people around, look after your family, spend quality time with loved ones, clear up your mind in whatever way works for you, read, learn, practice. I only suggested professional choices.
Find your balance.
1. Keep calm, patient and keep playing if your long-term numbers show you that you are generally a winning player. Try to lose the least you can during your bad run.
2. If you're generally a losing player, seek information and help. In 2022 there are unlimited resources where you can gather knowledge from, in order to improve your game. Winning poker players are winning for a reason and the reason is that they have managed to get an edge over others.
3. If you don't have the drive and resilience to get better, just stop, do something else, save your money. Go find another profession. Obsess over something else that makes you wake up fresh next morning, impatient to start your day.
Obviously there's unlimited other options that you could choose doing like taking a break, going on holiday, help people around, look after your family, spend quality time with loved ones, clear up your mind in whatever way works for you, read, learn, practice. I only suggested professional choices.
Find your balance.
hilary antonik filho
Legend
Platinum Level
I've had good and bad times, I've reached the final table several times, winning, or getting among the nines, I've already stopped entering the final table, sometimes because I'm too eager or hasty, I usually analyze how many players there were in the tournament and how I arrived, whether I was in first or tenth, I always take a break or rest, and come back again.
RustyRed83
Legend
Platinum Level
I personally feel that "running bad" it is all in the head, it is very easy to get frustrated, which makes you play worse, hence making the bad run last longer than it should.
Analyse your play, was it really a bad run, cooler situations, or did you just play the hands badly.
Take a break, use the time to study poker instead.
Analyse your play, was it really a bad run, cooler situations, or did you just play the hands badly.
Take a break, use the time to study poker instead.
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AllOut
Rock Star
Bronze Level
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zipocool
Visionary
Platinum Level
it will be enough to make a short pause, for example, you can listen to music, but in general, the most important thing is to try not to make mistakes in the game and make the right decisions, then tilt will be practically excluded