

Phil Galfond's Advice on When to Quit a Poker Session
Phil Galfond emphasizes that knowing when to end a poker session is a crucial skill. He notes that it is difficult to accurately assess one's advantage during a game, especially when deciding to quit. Galfond suggests that players should set their own rules for quitting, such as stopping after losing a certain amount. He advises that players should quit when they no longer enjoy the game, as this can negatively impact their performance.
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