How do you play

[daddyyo]

You still good as you use to?

 

[Havenarium]

Feeling a bit rusty tbh, but the fundamentals never really leave you once you’ve played enough hands

[umbramia]

Getting back into it after a break is always rough for the first few sessions, but yeah, it clicks back faster than you'd think.

[Gauzeess]

Rusty but still snap-folding to your 4-bets like the old days lol.

[Ivy dezzy]

Yh everyone  tries thier best to look unhurt

[pyxenne]

Nah man, been running so cold lately even my premium hands feel cursed lol.

[Peltaeund]

honestly i am way more into the sportsbook side now and my reads on the nba lines have been crazy sharp this week, feels like i leveled up somehow

[auroraaylyn]

rust never leaves the hands, just the confidence

[sydneyora]

nah im washed but somehow still hitting shots i got no business making. its weird, the muscle memory is still there but the mental game is way more fragile after a break.

[clotyn]

Honestly my form is way better when I'm live betting the overs on the Nuggets, those odds swings are just free money when Jokic gets cooking. I'm chasing that rush from hitting a same game parlay again, the cashout button is my worst enemy though.

[Voxver8]

I used to grind blackjack perfectly but last week I doubled down on 12 just for the story.

[chevstar87]

Every hand just chips slowly melting

[Vyxva]

I found that lowering my bet size by half for the first ten minutes stops me from tilting early and lets me actually read the tale flow before committing real money.

[tycarium98]

Odds just flipped hard on the Spurs game, and I am ready to pounce.

[ladyly]

the muscle memory part is real, my hands know what to do but my brain starts second guessing after like 20 minutes. i actually play better if i talk out loud while i'm doing it, sounds dumb but it keeps me focused instead of drifting off.

[protonninja]

lol tell me about it, took a break and now even pocket aces feel sus ? ?

[spider4]

Tell me about it 

[zanagu5mx]

fold weaker aces preflop way more than you think you should, especially out of position. saved me so many chips once i stopped overvaluing them after a break.

[mika36gkag3r]

Feels like my reads are actually sharper now, because I'm not overthinking every spot like I used to.

[luxffq83y]

I hopped into a cash game last night after not touching poker for like three months and bluffed off two stacks in the first orbit, my table image was just that obvious.

[dan8sy96b]

do you find yourself folding too much or calling too loose when you're gtting back into the groove?