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Multi Table Apathy

My enthusiasm for MTT play has been severely lacking lately. I played a total of five events in May and four of those were blogger donkaments. So far in June I’ve sat down for four tourneys. Again mostly blogger events. I’m in a MTT rut.

What was once my favorite game has been reduced to an effort in just throwing money away so I can move onto something else. I’m not sure what can be done to get the spark back. I’m tossing around the idea of putting some money on PokerStars and trying to qualify for the Sunday Million. Then I can just take the tournament dollars and play a bunch of events on someone else’s dime. At any rate I’m done with the blogger events, at least for the next little while. I don’t enjoy them and really just dump my chips anyway.

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One Response to “Multi Table Apathy”

  1. DuggleBogey Says:
    June 6th, 2007 at 11:00 am

    I’m in the same situation, but opposite. I have no interest either, but I only enjoy the blogger events. I frequently get the urge to dump my chips in those events too, but I’m still at a point where I can resist it and try to do well. It has to affect the quality of my play though.

    I think it’s fairly natural.

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