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Cyber Colossus E X C A L I B U R Friday 21/06/2013, 03:57

I don't take breaks unless I'm on a serious losing streak. That means dropping from 1400+ to 1200+.

It also means your deck isn't good for this week or at the current point of time. Usually, it is the latter. Of course playing skill also matters in getting a good score.

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ghelas Titan E X C A L I B U R Friday 21/06/2013, 04:09

Consecutive losses can contribute to you playing worse, at least in my case. I get to a point where I want to watch my ELO score rise but don't wanna put in the effort to win, which is a horrible frame of mind to be in. If you hit a point where you're losing > 33% of your games it's time to go do something else, or build a new deck. Building a new deck will help you by forcing you to re-examine your strategy more during games.

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aM_ThatBluff Hero   Saturday 22/06/2013, 16:47

If you're starting to get angry after losing all those games, just stop playing and come back to ELO in a hour or so. You won't be able to think properly when you're mad.

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DUC-j00p Imperator   Saturday 22/06/2013, 23:32

I listen to bob when im mad, works everytime