Irunit4times Brantford $120 Trip Report/Advice

Bfillmaff

Agree 100%. I am not a fan of artificial limits on play time, winnings, or even losses.

If you lose 3 buyins at a soft table but feel you played them all right, all the more reason to put up a 4th. (Side note - you may even be able to exploit that image)

Key is constant evaluation:

Is there money to be made at this table?
Am I playing my A game or my C game?
Am I negatively changing my play due to my losses(or wins?).
Am I negatively chaning my play due to being tired/hungry/etc? (Plan this part ahead and then check in on yourself)

If you honestly answer those questions at regular intervals while playing, you can decide to continue or call it quits. If you can't do that, then maybe a time limit, but I think its very important to look at it as one long and constantly changing game rather than individual sessions with individual win/loss limits.

Side effects include playing Bill's cash game until 5:30AM, etc.

chaimr1924

You must go broke several times in your poker career to become a great poker player. the now Great Kid poker went broke several times in his younger years and came running back home to his mother?s house in Toronto. to rebuild playing low limit poker and hustling pool.

pkrfce9

Ya Alex. So go broke. Lose the house and the business. The wife will probably leave, too and you'll be stuck with that damn dog. But eventually you will be a pro. Great advice you can really use.

chaimr1924

pkrfce9;385227 wroteYa Alex. So go broke. Lose the house and the business. The wife will probably leave, too and you'll be stuck with that damn dog. But eventually you will be a pro. Great advice you can really use.

Glad you liked my post.Cant you take a joke.But it is the truth.:D

pkrfce9

Joke? Do you see anyone laughing?

chaimr1924

pkrfce9;385232 wroteJoke? Do you see anyone laughing?

Well I am laughing at all your funny posts:D

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