Do you get nervous everytime you play?

[Scuba Chuck]

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If you do what I do - play 4 tables and start new SNGs as soon as you finish one - the sense of them being individual tournaments fades away. It's more like a ring game, I've just always got 4 games running.


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How many do you average an hour using this approach?


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I always assumed this is the way ereryone did it.


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That time between sets allows me to get 30 pushups in and 50/100 situps. But I'm a geek.

[skipperbob]

No! Yugo is the Geek [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] And you lie more about your physical regimen than you do about your R.O.I. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[Scuba Chuck]

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No! Yugo is the Geek And you lie more about your physical regimen than you do about your R.O.I

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You caught me, it's actually 30 or more 8-12 oz curls an hour. But I make sure it's a solid workout. I use both arms. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[skipperbob]

Irieguy gets more exercise lifting his Heiny's [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]

[nortonmalc]

I get nervous in ring games and not STTs. But, I think I'm more psychologically geared towards tourneys than ring games anyway. In tourneys, there is a clearly defined goal. In a ring game, goals are random. I like how in tourneys, you sit there until you've won or lost and that's that.

[GtrHtr]

I do and I think it is good. I play one at a time an I think it keeps me sharp to be a little nervous. When I play at B&M I am only slightly nervous when I play my first hand. After that its good to go.