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[QUOTE="1nsomn1a, post: 5667232, member: 432233"]
Unfortunately the fact that you will play less poker does not end the black streak. Rest and switching from poker is certainly good, but it is for the psychological state, and it will not affect the jump in poker variance. It may turn out that you will continue to be in the black band on your return.

Poker is primarily a distance, and on a very large number of hands, the bad luck factor is minimized. I think first of all you need to accept the fact that you have a long black streak, of course, first analyze the game and make sure that these are not the results of your mistakes. You must accept the bad days in poker and continue to play the right game, regardless of the result, play accurately and bankroll, the most important thing is to control your psychological state. Play more tight and do not create too difficult situations with the game on the stack.

A black lane is like a destroyed section of road that you have to pass, even if slowly and hard, but only after passing through it.:)
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