Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post


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The more hours that you play the less you will profit.
The mistake rate rises proportional to your hrs. of play.
Think about it. You ought to draw the same conclusion.

Gary Kasparov suffered fatigue on his way to his epic
loss (the first chess match of his adult life) ~ to an IBM computer. Casinos do not get tired or sleepy, any more
than computers do.

Thanks ZenMaster_Flash. I get it. The problem is to control myself, plan a 2-3 day trip with specific playing times and execute it (requires discipline) and ways to go to sleep after a tough day at the tables. It seems that's get to a casino and can't seem to quit and go to hotel room while losing. If I return to the room, I can't go to sleep and if I stay playing, I compound the loss.

I am thinking of strategies to make myself stick to a plan. How much to play, how and when to rest/sleep etc.