After my break

[Aequitas58]

Needless to say, you've been addicted ever since.

[Talking Poker]

Not really. It's different now... I play a lot less (too busy with other stuff), but more importantly, I know I could quit completely if I needed to. I wasn't so sure before...

[PShabi]

Why would you "need" to quit? If lost your roll maybe, but that shouldn't happen to a solid player like yourself.

[Talking Poker]

Time. Neglecting too many things that shouldn't be neglected.

And the one I was the most afraid of.... having a bad run that got worse and worse and worse. You've heard about it happening. A guy loses, goes on tilt, moves up, loses more, etc, etc, and the next thing you know, it's all gone. That didn't happen to me, but I have some gamble in my blood. I can feel those tendencies.