Played about 2.5-3 hours today, didnt get any studying done before hand though, redline improving... Thinking of adding 1 more table back in I do think it was the autopiloting that was the problem but it was due to a lack of discipline rather than too much action to think the ranges through.
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Originally Posted by onel4play
Why do u want to play poker just to clear the debt? If u have the skill & ambition to clear the debt playing poker than u ll be more than qualified to continue doing it..Why do u want to quit poker after u clear the debt? Why dont u want to become better at it? To move up in stakes? I believe playing poker will be a more suitable job for you than the ones u just do them for the sake of doing them..What i mean is if u dont like certain jobs but u do like playing poker(and to be profitable nowadays at poker u have to really like playing imo) seems pretty obvious that u should continue playing poker..If poker is not really your thing also, than u should really search for something that u really like doing..I dont think u ll be feeling too much fulfillment long term if u dont find to do something that u like doing..
Poker is 100% my current best option, I don't like working for other people and I don't make a very good subordinate. I relish being able to make my own schedule, I certainly wouldn't quit poker to do something I didn't want more (no ****). But all that being said, I certainly don't love playing poker, its more a means to an end... I would play poker for fun on occasion but I certainly wouldn't play every day or even every week anymore it's not something i'm passionate about. So I am looking for something else that I really enjoy long term.