[Voltron87]

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learn to deal and live with your mistakes rather than expecting yourself to play perfectly

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i think you're really undervaluing how much you can (and should) learn by going over your mistakes and correcting them. don't be content. there's always another leak to plug. not everything can be attributed to lack of focus after a long session, but the problem with the "mistakes happen" mentality is that certain leaks will go under the radar, passed off as unavoidable mistakes.

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I'm playing to churn out income rather than move up or improve. I'm young, I can earn way, way more playing poker than anything else.


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improve. move up. churn out more income.

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thanks for replying. im not really trying to say "im done improving, lets make some cash!!", what im trying to say is everyone will get to a point where not doing the right thing because you are tired/ have played a long session is more of an obstacle than not knowing what to do. your point is definitely valid though.