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Originally Posted by Exothermic
they dont account share, while tiajiang played 25nl tiasheng played 50nl.. tiajiang just moved up didnt he?.. either way tiajiang is better & is there a reason your discussing people from stars & how they play?.. so uncool
Both have been around for 2+ years. Taixxxxxjiang refuses to fold if he 3bs ever.....hes great to get on monkey tilt because he will never fold and will only leave the table if he busts. I think sheng was a little better but don't remember specifics about him.
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Originally Posted by d0nk3y
Isn't that the point of this thread?
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Originally Posted by DonkDonkDonkDonk
TaiJiang is utterly terrible.
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Originally Posted by LuckyStraights
I play online for a "living", but since stars update, every time out I feel like just quiting, ideas?
I went through this numerous times man, as you know....take obv break.
You also have to come to the realization on why you play. Do you play for money, fun or a little of both. If its for money then treat it like a job and try and play x hours every day. It's tough because as poker players we are inherently lazy, if you disagree then you are lying to yourself. That's part of why we choose poker, as we can pick our own ~4 hours a day we choose to play. This if fine as long as you accept the responsibility and are willing to put in the hours regardless of burnout and run bad. Sometimes viewing it as a job can help your mindset as well. Especially for those who suffer winners tilt and want to quite early. It's just like working a regular 40 hr/week job and then when overtime is offered you take it because it's not always available and we love extra money. In poker if we get up 4 buyins in 1k hands then take a break for awhile but still play later in the day don't just quite on the day. While we could be running like god, there are often times other reasons why we are up alot or "running well" and its often because we are playing well also. Play as much as you can when playing well and not be lazy because you made your $100-$200 for the day.
If its more for fun then switch it up. Cut tables for a few sessions. Play with different buy in amounts. Play shorter sessions. Those few things always helped me when I did then for a week or two. It breaks up the monotony and helps you think better about the game as well.
It's important to do those things on a regular occasion anyways if you put in a lot of volume because it will help your development and thinking of the game, while helping prevent burnout since you aren't playing the same amount of tables with x buyin stack as well.
I know we've discussed some burnout issues with you in the past so pardon the same advice but it's the best I've got and the best things that helped me get through those rough patches.
Last edited by dashman; 11-21-2010 at 06:00 PM.