Mental Breaks

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Do you take mental breaks before you play consecutive buy-ins?

I always try to take breaks, and make sure I'm in a good mental state before I play poker. I think it's a big leak a lot of players have, they don't know when to stop.
 
Taking mental breaks is part of survival, it shouldn't be luxury. I remember one week I played almost every night, and by Thursday my brain was just off, I couldn't do anything further. I was just making dumb calls 😂. Since then, I’ve learnt to pause when my head feels heavy.
 
I make sure to take breaks and get my head straight before jumping into another buy-in. Playing when your mind isn’t right is a huge leak, and I’ve seen a lot of players burn themselves out by not stopping at the right time.
 
One thing that I have come to realize in poker is that playing good comes from good thinking and not from rushing to enter the next hand. I always take breaks between buy-ins. Even if it is a very short walk, it always helps me to have a balanced mind before the next buy-in.
 

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