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Poker Pro Shares Tips on Avoiding Burnout After Tournament Series
Poker is a game for long-term players, and success is achieved only over a long, multi-year distance. The author played an average of three major series per year over the past seven years.
After the end of a series, 95% of regulars feel completely exhausted. The author suggests taking a short break immediately after the series. This break is deserved and can help regain energy and motivation.
The author recommends conducting a thorough self-analysis after a series. This involves detailing everything you were satisfied and dissatisfied with during the series. Honest self-analysis is key to effectively addressing weaknesses. Those who deceive themselves do not grow.
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