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Message: [QUOTE="sn0112, post: 5686489, member: 430107"] [SIZE=2]Hi George and welcome to CardsChat,[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]I hope that you are well.[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]Don't be disheartened. I am sure that a large percentage of us have blown a bankroll or two ;)[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]Reading between the lines it seems to me that you get bored quickly or become impatient. Hence, the switch to blackjack or the all-in tilt.[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]Freerolls will help you build up patience and prepare you for long stretches of focus. The trouble is they are extremely tedious and the reward is almost a disincentive! It can feel futile playing for hours when a top 10 finish wins you $1.[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]I'm not sure if depositing more money is the answer because invariably you will just play higher stakes - if you experience the same boredom at higher stakes your losses will be much greater![/SIZE] [SIZE=2]Perhaps try looking into different formats that will hold your attention. PKO tournaments keep you interested throughout because of the bounty per head. Sit&Go games have a clear end in sight because they are limited to 8 or so players. CardsChat have a great Sit&Go study course.[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]As others have mentioned, learning about bankroll management will help you plan how to move up in stakes.[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]Lastly, this is a good (poker related) article which might help you stay away from blackjack:[/SIZE] [URL="https://themorningnews.org/article/the-high-is-always-the-pain-and-the-pain-is-always-the-high"][SIZE=2]https://themorningnews.org/article/the-high-is-always-the-pain-and-the-pain-is-always-the-high[/SIZE][/URL] [SIZE=2]Good luck on your journey! :)[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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