You know the saying, quality over quantity. I played very little hold ‘em this past week. A total of maybe 3 hours from Monday through Wednesday and I didn’t play the rest of the week. I didn’t do this by design, it just happened that way. For the week I won about $15 and brought the bankroll above $180. I know that still isn’t all that impressive, unless you compare it to the last few weeks of either losses or wins of just a few dollars. I kind of wonder if I played a lot, if I would have continued the winning ways or dwindled that win down to a few dollars again? Maybe I’ll answer that this week? And now a photo by me:
![[7] [2] (by Jim B L)](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3043/2898223779_48c86f7700_b.jpg "[7] [2] (by Jim B L)")
Taken with Canon PowerShot A720 IS (Macro mode)
I agree. I used to play every day and then moved to weekly. I saw a huge difference straight away.
Cool blog by the way
Hello, thanks for stopping by. I didn’t play last night, had another birthday party for me. I think there is some merit to just relaxing, playing when you can and not feeling rushed when you do play.
I agree with that Jim, never play rushed. I’ve read a few of your posts and I like your style, playing within your bankroll. Great pictures too by the way!
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Hi Geoff- Thanks! I just like to know I have enough time to ride out the variance if need be. Thanks for stopping by, see you around.
Jim
I think that less poker is sometimes too. I don’t have any idea how some of those guys can play for 10 hours a day like it’s a job.
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