Hoopy stops procrastinating

Originally Posted by supahaole

My A game easily slips to somewhere between C and D before I even know it. Taking breaks helps me get focused again. When the breaks stop helping it's time for me to stop grinding. Plus, I suck at note taking.

Yeah taking breaks helps me as well, usually I play around 500 hands in a session but sometimes if I'm playing well I keep going and vice-versa. With note taking my approach is to just write down facts on how they played hands to start with and later draw conclusions on their tendencies and how they think. Generally the only time I just label people as "Regs" or "Fish" is when their stats indicate it but I haven't seen any shown down hands.

Putting in some good volume later today.

08-18-2010 07:15 PM #1
supa View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Feb 2010 Posts 3,529 Location At the bar drinking whisky with an "e"	My A game easily slips to somewhere between C and D before I even know it. Taking breaks helps me get focused again. When the breaks stop helping it's time for me to stop grinding. Plus, I suck at note taking.
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08-21-2010 09:50 AM #2
Hoopy View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jan 2009 Posts 2,979 Location Riverballs	Originally Posted by supahaole My A game easily slips to somewhere between C and D before I even know it. Taking breaks helps me get focused again. When the breaks stop helping it's time for me to stop grinding. Plus, I suck at note taking. Yeah taking breaks helps me as well, usually I play around 500 hands in a session but sometimes if I'm playing well I keep going and vice-versa. With note taking my approach is to just write down facts on how they played hands to start with and later draw conclusions on their tendencies and how they think. Generally the only time I just label people as "Regs" or "Fish" is when their stats indicate it but I haven't seen any shown down hands. Putting in some good volume later today.

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