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08-12-2005, 03:06 PM
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Re: citanul\'s quote(s) of the day:
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[ QUOTE ] I actually meant it as an inspirational quote =( citanul [/ QUOTE ] I can see that cit... Degen, why are you so paranoid? [/ QUOTE ] lol sorry jeez...if you saw where that quote came from, you'd understand 
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08-12-2005, 03:08 PM
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Re: citanul\'s quote(s) of the day:
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Even for tough professionals, quitting a game, particularly when they're stuck - that is, when they've lost money - is sometimes a hard thing to do. So long as your remain a big favorite, you hsuld stay, even if it means using toothpicks to prop up your eyelids. But if the game has changed so that you're an underdog, you should quit whether you're a winner or a loser. When you're stuck, you should examine the rsasons why you're stuck. It may be just bad luck, but it may not. Are there too many players better than you? Is there cheating going on? Perhaps you yourself are playing worse than you normally do. Are you tired or distracted? Are you thinking about the football game you bet or the woman who's been "busy" the last four time you asked her out? Are you shaken up over a bad beat earlier in the session when someone drw a fouth deuce to beat your aces full? Making money is the object of poker, and making money involves saving it on bad nights as well as winning it on good nights. So don't worry about quitting a loser. If you have the best of it, you will win in the long run just as surely as a roulette wheel will win for the casino in the long run. DS [/ QUOTE ]
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