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Weren't you banned? [/ QUOTE ] The next time I read about that sonofabitch, it better be in the obituaries. |
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Okay, I knew you had to much on the ball to miss that one.
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Yes. In the end you trade your valuable time for a profitable but non-productive activity that absolutely requires that you bring out the worst in the people around you, people you probably don't really respect. What's so great about that?
A better angle is to use poker as great way to practice thinking correctly about business. Then, go start one. One of the most enjoyable aspects of business is building a strong team. Here, you surround yourself with winners and forge strong team-oriented relationships, while applying everything you know about poker to crush the competition with your team and solid strategies. Killing the competition with a team is absolutely one of the best working experiences you can have. Poker is a classroom. When you go to school, the goal is focus on learning something. Then, you are supposed to graduate. |
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I have not seen anywhere on this forum the complete and official definition of a "fish" but I'm pretty sure I am one. What is enjoyiality?
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the biggest advantage i see to getting friendly with the fish is that they'll sometimesi softplay aginst you while you can still never softplay against them.
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No he doesnt care..because even if he cared a little little bit he would do something to increase his chances of doing it.
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No he doesnt care..because even if he cared a little little bit he would do something to increase his chances of doing it. [/ QUOTE ] completely wrong. |
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