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You can see that I’m also experiencing significant losses, but I’m focused on finding ways to stop it. I’ve noticed that I perform much better in medium buy-in tournaments, likely because I put more effort and focus into them. For example, I have 4 ITM (in the money) finishes out of 5 medium buy-in tournaments, compared to just 20 ITM finishes out of 120 micro buy-in tournaments.

I’ve realized that I lack the patience for micro-stakes tournaments because many players there don’t seem to play poker strategically—they just gamble. I don’t enjoy that style of play, so I’ve decided not to queue up for micro stakes anymore. I can’t grow my bankroll in those games. Instead, I’ll focus on playing a maximum of five $15+ buy-in tournaments per week and see how that goes.

Even though I’m a recreational player, I’m now seriously considering transitioning to full-time poker. I know I can compete successfully—I’ve already reached the final table several times in medium buy-in tournaments. Interestingly, this usually happens after taking a break from poker for 2–3 months. When I return, I’m fresh, motivated, and patient, which makes a huge difference. I’ve played tournaments for nine hours straight, completely focused, and I believe that’s the most crucial aspect of poker: [B]quality over quantity.[/B]
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