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#11
04-21-2005, 09:58 PM
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Re: Paradise 40/80
step one time--you're powerless!
Have you really evaluated your play? That could help. Don't play for at least two or three months. I may be old school on this, but I don't really like online gambling. Too easy to lose too much too quickly. 
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#15
04-22-2005, 09:53 AM
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Re: Paradise 40/80
Yea you definelty need a break if 4k is pissing you off from a 40/80 game, especailly a online 40/80. Its no fun to lose 4k but it shouldnt be making it as madd as it ovbiously is.
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#16
04-22-2005, 01:19 PM
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Re: Paradise 40/80
[ QUOTE ]
For sure, these maniacs didn't get their money playing poker, which is what you are suggesting, no? [/ QUOTE ] Just because a player calls someone a "maniac" that doesn't mean that player isn't winning players. There is often a significant "reality gap" between our perceptions and the actual truth of the matter. Especially when it comes to understanding players who are likely better than us. - Andrew www.pokerstove.com
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#18
04-22-2005, 02:06 PM
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Re: Paradise 40/80
-4k is a very typical happening at 40/80. When I started playing higher than 15/30, the swings in $ terms were nuts, and I had become so used to the 15/30 swings that I had forgotten what it feels like to play in a new, higher limit.
You'll get used to it, just as you did at the 15/30 game.
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#20
04-22-2005, 06:37 PM
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Re: Paradise 40/80
[ QUOTE ]
-4k is a very typical happening at 40/80. When I started playing higher than 15/30, the swings in $ terms were nuts, and I had become so used to the 15/30 swings that I had forgotten what it feels like to play in a new, higher limit. You'll get used to it, just as you did at the 15/30 game. [/ QUOTE ] yup. be prepared for huge ass $ swings. -Barron
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