Time to quit?

damn, sad to hear...;( GL dude :/

yes.

i know u wont quit ..noone quits they just take breaks ..u will take break and start winnin again.

Damn man so sorry to hear, iv always liked looking at ur hands you post, but i think you should keep at ityou are a great player), if you get a site like prima and just grind out 50NL/100NL even on a break even month you can make 1000-1500 off of rakeback, living at home is def a good idea when in school, but best of luck with whatever u decide
-rich

I also think you should move to prima and get some nice rb

shit sounds bad man, hang in there i say, think about how u grinded to 400NL in the first place, u can be a winner again, but first you have to be a survivor.

anon, you haven't lost until you've given up, fix your play, you're probably playing bad, too stressed out, fix some leaks

hm the thing is that i 'think' that i am playing my best, the game that i have played for past 2 years, the winning game. Over this month i have tried so many things but non of them worked out and now due to this my life is turning into one big filthy shit, i have lost motivation for everything, sports, studies and poker. Tired of everything dunno

i think you need to start reading some books

how many hands have u been losing for now?

i have tried playing red nines, it was fine i had a winning day there but then i cashed out, don't know why felt really weird playing that software, 4 tables were too borring and 6 tables were too fast, i guess i could give a last try for red nines with my last br 5800$

I think you should start from scratch, I just recently did that.

dude i could have given up poker so many times.....

haha same here. that thought crosses my mind every weeeekk lol

but u had great friends who loaned u 800$ (fayth)

t.t maybe college is not such a bad idea, living the relaxed life
but i'd still go with poker

agree with fayth

Oh and i didn't mean books about poker, but more books about psychology, how to think big, how to think positive, how set goals

Hm, im a newbie but i think you just got too emotional about this and you simply need to distance yourself from the bad run you've been going thru.
Just look at the whole picture completely objectively and from a neutral point of view.

Ask yourself this question: During the winning times, were you playing good or were you running lucky?
Noone can be lucky enough to win at poker, which means you _are_ a good player.

If i were you, i'd just go on even lower blinds and just play a day or 2 like that. Go low enough that you wont mind if you lose, but if you win, it could get you some confidence back.

Also, try to keep the positive attitude, dont think of your bad run as in "im running bad" try to think of it like "i was running bad recently, lets see how i do now". the cards dont know you're running bad, and you should try to ignore that too.(besides BR managment part)

I hope at least one of those sentences will be a helpful one to you.