I hate learning new poker stuff.

[jasonv12]

It sucks, since I already have my established way of playing, I have to fight my instincts and then it just creates this awkward losing middle ground that tilts me so bad. I know in the long run it will pay off, but I hate it!! I guess I need to stop multi-tabling too while I'm changing things up and trying new things so I can really focus. Bleh, I don't want to, but I will, cause I like winning.

Maybe move down to lower stakes than normal until you can find your comfortable point again and then move back up?

[rghy2]

Maybe move down to lower stakes than normal until you can find your comfortable point again and then move back up?

I'm building my bankroll from nothing and following good BRM all the way up, so honestly the stakes couldn't get much lower than they are now for me!! I'm playing max 50c tourneys right now.

I think I was just trying to add too much new stuff to my style of play. I have to take one small piece and turn in into a habit I don't have to think about instead of trying to change too much at once. Every piece adds up and when I really focus and nail something I can really see the difference it makes.

[MsPokerVerse]

I'm not a fan of learning new poker stuff either persay, then again we could all stand to learn a lil something as far as the game goes as a whole or how we could potentially improve our individual game play. Good luck on the felts.