How often do u look at your Cashier in a session?
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You shouldn't at all. There is no point at looking at your Bankroll constantly. The only reason you should look at your bankroll is to see if you have the appropriate bankroll for that limit.
Not sure I qualify as a poker GOD but.. I don't check it.
If you start forcing yourself not to look at it even though you want to, and then play a lot, you will hopefully come to the point where you don't really care anymore. That would be good 
I think thats one of my biggest problem , I check the cashier too much.. and if I loose a lot that tilts me I guess and accentuates the loosing streak probably..
Originally posted by fatal1tyOne
I think thats one of my biggest problem , I check the cashier too much.. and if I loose a lot that tilts me I guess and accentuates the loosing streak probably..
I got the same problem but i however managed to deal with it.I'm still looking at the HUD cashier (e.g. the small icon at the toolbar to the clock which shows won amount / hands).I often check the graph too.And after time i started to think how to gain any + from this , dispite this my game is disturbed a little bit.So if I notice any leaks in the graph : e.g. i play too aggressive - red line is over blue line or so on i try to fix it.
about the red line... is it bad if I have it at like 30$+ and the blue line at -30$? (obviously bad):f_frown:
Originally posted by fatal1tyOne
about the red line... is it bad if I have it at like 30$+ and the blue line at -30$? (obviously bad):f_frown:
it is horrible if it's at -30$, personally i have a redline at +30$ which is excellent. I even know players with redlines up to +100$, but that's only the elite