how solve this annoying thing?

Hey NightBeam,

Welcome to PokerStrategy.com

You may need to go back to basics. After that length of time, there will be a couple of major issues.

• Lack of confidence. Once you lose confidence, you also start to lose faith in what used to work for you. You start to subconsciously adapt your game.
• Frustration. It can be difficult to deal with long losing stretches. Is it the downswing from hell, or is it a sign that there is a more serious problem?
• Change. The game is forever evolving. Lines that were +Ev 3 years ago, may now be -Ev or vice versa.

I would recommend checking out No-Limit Beginner's Course with confidant91 [2017 edition]. You might be able to spot some leaks by looking through the thread and watching the videos.

Also you should post hands that you are unsure of on our Hand discussions for No Limit board where you will get a lot of useful feedback.

And never be afraid to ask questions. We are here to help.:f_thumbsup:

Cheers

Laz

No I don't think its downswing from hell. At first I believe it started with overconfidence , bad plays decisions etc.. and then there was a lot of changes in CG format on PS which was really tough, but I still see a lot of people doing fine so I dont know... yes there is some new plays I have noticed which Im not 100% sure of but, for most part I think its just lack of concentration, motivation during session with some overconfidence or something...

Im very thankful you have spared some time to read my post and tried to think of a solution, I am gonna check out the stuff you recommend, it seems informative.

Thank you very much sir and have a nice day!

Hello Friend,

I sympathize with you and I was in similar situations. I came to saturation many times and wanted to leave the poker forever. But I've always been back, sometimes right away, sometimes after a long pause. My advice is not to give up. One day you will remember with a smile the current painful experiences. Remember that this situation must sometimes pass. Reading your post, I got the impression that you were mentally tired, and I think that you should play a period of time so that you just enjoy poker. Perhaps it would be good to reduce the initial buy in (take care of your bankroll) and just play like when you first fell in love with the game. Without excessive mental theorization of the right moves, just enjoy, so you get back the feeling and poker instinct. Have fun. Basically, I want you to go through this period as quickly as possible and remember that you are not alone. Many players are going through similar situations. I believe that you have read it, but it would not be bad to read again some books about correct poker mindset, such as: The Poker Mindset: Essential Attitudes to Poker Success (Ian Taylor, Matthew Hilger), Zen and Art of Poker (Larry W. Phillips) and of course the Mental Game of Poker (Jared Tendler with the world famous Barry Carter :). I wish you all the best!

“One day you will understand that you are looking for what you already have",
said the Master to hardworking pupil.
"So why cannot I see it now?"
"Because you're trying too much."
"Then should I not try?"
"If you relax and give it time, it will be revealed to you by itself."

Hey man!

Thank you for cheering words and the advice. I guess the problem was I forget why I was playing the game along with other stuff. I have many new ideas now and I know eventually, everyting will workout.

Happy New Year

Exatamente isso, Sukadeva!!!
Parabéns!! excelente pensamento...

Hey AdyeDan2,

Welcome to the English forums

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Have fun

Laz