Quality Over Quantity?

Here we are, our dreams being fulfilled by countless games sprouting left and right. It's hard to resist to play everyday and sniff out the fishies. We all know we have to have a bankroll and play only the games that your roll can handle. But with the amount of games one can play, playing one huge game a week that will hurt your bankroll is almost the same as playing five small games. How is this so? Just play the percentage game, as well as consider getting burnt out. If you play one big game a week, you won't need to play as much, but the payoff or the losses would be the same. Or course, there is no subsitute for experience, but if you've played over a thousand hands already, it wouldn't make that big a difference, especially if your small games are against fishies. My advice to the crew: choose your games well. Playing fishies is just as tough as playing pros, maybe tougher. Fishies with huge bankrolls are very dangerous. Just keep that in mind bros.

Look at Tiger Woods. He plays the minimum number of tournaments each season, but his winning percentage is unfathomable. He picks his spots well, and when he decides to play, he goes out with guns blazin'. Over-exposure and getting burnt out is always a danger, especially in mental games like golf and poker.

A friendly reminder from Eggs Ben, formerly known as The Chairman, formerly known as Tipsy Tilter. :D