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寻找有限holdem的扑克手
How to play more poker:
Step 1: Increase your motivation
Prop bets are all the rage these days. Set long term goals and a series of realistic shorter term goals that upon completion will reach your longer ones. Think about all the cool stuff you'll buy or how awesome everyone will think you are when you're a super awesome poker player.
Step 2: Reduce sleep
Sleep takes up a huge chunk of your daily life and is pretty much a waste of time. There are various sleep cycles that you can mess around with like Ubermann's, but many require that you aren't in the middle of something and can just take 15-30 minute naps at a certain interval.
An alternative that works pretty well to maximize waking hours is just go to bed when you're exhausted and drink ~15-20oz of water before you get in bed. You'll figure out the right amount within a week. You want it to be just enough so that when you get up you need to go to the bathroom and can't just stay in bed at the risk of pissing yourself but not so much that it actually wakes you up in the middle of sleep while you're still exhausted. Put your alarms far enough out of reach so you have to physically get up to turn it off and ideally make it on the way to the bathroom so you realize how much you have to go and don't get back in bed.
Step 3: Have energy for the day
Some aerobic exercise for 20-30 minutes after you wake up like jogging, swimming, DDR, etc. is great for energizing you for the day. Take an energy multivitamin (B3, B6, B12) and ThinkFast (cogninSA, ginkgo biloba, bacopin) with breakfast. Also it couldn't hurt to purchase a bright light lamp (I'm talking a lot of lumens) to have sit in front of your face while you eat breakfast. The bright light will trigger your body's wake up routine and your body temperature will rise a little bit.
Step 4: Reduce breaks and play marathon sessions.
Reduce your water intake. When losing focus force yourself to yawn a few times and then eat something with caffeine, not drink since you're going for fewer bathroom breaks.
Prepare meals like sandwiches at the beginning of the day or order delivery. Have everything set up ahead of time so you have utensils or whatever is necessary nearby. Be well stocked on snacks.
Step 5: Increase hands per hour
More sites, more tables, faster games.
Get a mouse with high DPI (at least 2000) and slowly start increasing the sensitivity over time. You'll be able to get to tables faster to make more decisions and will rape in FPS games. There will be less strain on your wrist as well so you'll be able to go longer without it bothering you. Try to have your entire set up adjusted for comfort as far as where your mouse is and what angle you're looking at your monitors from. If you're having headaches in long sessions think about getting some Gunnar computer glasses.
Sitting on an exercise ball may help your posture and keep you focused a little better. Being unable to lean backwards and get lazy will keep you on your A game. Wear comfortable clothing.
For some serious brain exercise install a second mouse for your left hand. This will require separate software that is only available (to my knowledge) on Windows. Get a powerball to help battle carpal tunnel.
Add more monitors and or get larger ones. I prefer higher density monitors because then you get more screen resolution for the area that you have to look. I like 24"s with 1920x1200 resolution.
Make all your decisions in session as quickly as possible. So come up with a way to quickly note troublesome hands and review them postsession. Some HUDs you can flag a hand. You could also just copy and paste it into a text file somewhere as well.
Step 6: Remove distractions
Have an alarm set to go off when you want to end your session. Don't look at what time of day it is. Remove the clocks from your taskbar.
I like having the room's temperature be a little bit cold. It helps from getting too comfortable of drowsy.
Music, radio, voice chat, browser, chat clients, phone can all take a toll on concentration. I can see some types of music helping concentration though for going on autopilot.
Step 7: Shorten the time everything else takes to do
Have enough clothes so you only have to do laundry once a month.
Take shorter showers or less of them. Most of the week you can just wash your face, underarms, and crotch in about 60 seconds in the shower and be fine.
Go through your daily life and find ways to shorten the length of time activities take or determine if they're really necessary. Individually many of them won't seem a big deal but all combined it'll save a lot of time, especially over a series of a larger time span. It'll also just be for living a more efficient life. The mentality that you're altering even the smallest parts of your life also gives you a monk-like dedication towards achieving your goals.
Notes:
There are some possible health issues to this style of life. You may notice that a bruise or illness that you've incurred is lingering much longer than usual. You may need to eat some real fruit (not just multivitamins) and sleep in for a couple days in a row. You could be spending most of your sleep in REM rebound and not much on the 4th stage of sleep where your body would typically heal. One upside to this is you may find lucid dream much easier since you reach REM so quickly.
Once you get used to the sleeping cycle you can take a day or two off each month without it too badly affecting your ability to get back into it.
This lifestyle will undoubtedly destroy any relationship that requires regular maintenance. E.g. a dog, a girlfriend, your studies. |
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