Not anymore. I was like that in the beginning and have since closed two cards I didnt need and getting rid of the last unwanted card next month. As someone with a small CL and crappy APR from Capital One, APR doesnt bother me much as I plan to always PIF, I will tell you that personally its simply not worth it. What worked for me was picking out a set number of specific cards with purposes that suit my spending habits plus focusing more on improving my credit overall rather than being so thrilled with seeing APPROVED 
If its not on my list I have no desire for it. But everyone is different. Like any addiction discipline is required to keep it under control
@keithB wrote:I screw around with the "pre-approval" links and "pre-qualification" links all the time.
I just recently got a "Congratuations" from Capital One for Platnium and Quicksilver. The APRs suck 20.9-22.9% and I'll probably only get a small CL if I'm approved at all due to all my new accounts.
But some part of me wants to submit the app, even though I know it's not the smartest thing to do. I guess I'm addicted to the thrill of being approved for more credit. Anyone else here feel this way?
What is your strategy beyond racking up INQs and denials? Of course, we all like new cards but over app'ing won't get you solid cards with decent CL's.
It is sometimes a struggle to resist the temptation to app. Think about it like Thanksgiving dinner. There's this grat bounty of tasty food that you can gorge on to your heart's content for that one day, but one doesn't dare eat like that every day or there is a great price to be paid. Sit back and relax for a while. The longer you wait the better your odds of approval and good CLs.
Oh adrenaline rush..... You get me in so much trouble. 