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To prevent obsession, you should start with an initial budget (e.g. 50$) and never pay more. Force yourself to get more money from the tables. Also restrict you
by qznc 14y ago
To prevent obsession, you should start with an initial budget (e.g. 50$) and never pay more. Force yourself to get more money from the tables. Also restrict your maximum buy-in to something like 1/25 of you budget. For 50$, this means tables with 2$ buy-in. The buy-in restriction keeps you at a comfortable level, because tables with higher buy-ins have better players.
Using this strategy I played from 50$ up to 300$ over a year or something. At that point I quit, because I got bored.
- Peroni 14y agoYour advice is pretty much spot on however I believe the downvotes are attributed to the fact that reasonable budgetting doesn't prevent obsession. It may help prevent you from overspending initially but using moderation to prevent an addiction is a bit of an oxymoron.