Feel like im starting over!!!

[sailriver]

I ve been playing poker for years and for the most part have learned how to become a better player. I admit there are a couple holes that need to be filled in my game, but im working on it. However,.. i've taken a break from poker over the last 6 months or so, and it feels like im having to learn to avoid stupid mistakes all over again. Anyone have any advice on how to get back to where i was in my game just 6months - 1yr ago?

[PokeYourFace]

dont be a donk

[EddieTorr]

That was helpful (not). It's understandable you'd have to knock a few scales off after 6 months. Don't get discouraged!

[WILD]

You gotta get back in the rhythm of things. Maybe some play money games might help.

[eqgh5uea]

Like Sir Isiaac Brock used to tell his Majors, "Put the men in good humour before any command."

[cheffry]

play premium hands and three barrell that shit

[Drock1116]

Yeah only stick to the real good ones AA AK KK till you get ur bearings back.

[RonThivy]

I have heard the best way to get better is just to put in more hours. So if I were you I would just keep playing and it will come back. Also, for now you should play a tighter game until you figure things out again. Good luck!

[Gambit]

I understand completely. When I took time off Pokerstars and got back into it, I was botching pretty good. But the more I played, the more it came back to me. A lot of poker vets have an edge, and this edge will dull if you do not hone your skills. I imagine even Phil Ivy takes a decent beating when he takes substantial time off the tables for any reason. My advice; play several rounds just for fun and that keen edge will start to feel real sharp soon enough!

[Dubbs]

time to make a run to the world series 2014 gambit.