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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6718317, member: 430261"] Your questions are far from stupid, but your actions might be. Playing when you are feeling Anxious is definitely a wrong time to play Poker, If you cannot devoted your Time and Concentration to the game then you have little chance of improving and winning. Go back to basics, Cardschat offer a wonderful course on "How to become a Winning Poker player in 30 Days" I would advise any one to do it no matter how much you feel you know about playing Poker, It never hurts to refresh your memory now and again, I still visit it and have been playing for over 20 years. Then adopt a sound Bankroll strategy, It is so easy to deposit 3 or 4 Hundred Dollars and lose the lot in a few days or even a couple of hours if you are buying into the wrong games. Find the format you are comfortable with and stick to them. Personally I recommend not buying into a game that costs more than 1% of your Bankroll, so if you deposit $300 Dollars your maximum buy-in would be $3.00, Sounds pitiful I know but I can tell you it works for me. I have never made a deposit on any Poker site, built up several Bankrolls from Freerolls, and now feel comfortable buying in for any game up to $6.00 Dollars On-line, I have never blown my entire Bankroll, even after losing game after game on some days, because I know that tomorrow is another day, and I can survive the down swings, Bad Beats and suck-outs I have suffered from other players. Rome was not built in a Day! Nor are there any get rich quick schemes, especially playing Poker, It takes Time and Patience to be a Winning Poker player whether that is one game a day, or a full year playing 20 games a day. Good Luck in the Future, and don't be in too much of a hurry to play this wonderful, exciting game of Poker! [/QUOTE]

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