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104 | 61.90% |
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57 | 33.93% |
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12-22-2006, 01:56 AM
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Re: Are all poker players hustlers?
seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations = Hustling
Hustling = seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations = Hustling Hustling = seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations Conclusion: All Winning Players = Hustlers 
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12-22-2006, 02:33 AM
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Re: Are all poker players hustlers?
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seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations = Hustling Hustling = seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations = Hustling Hustling = seeking, creating, and exploiting + EV situations Conclusion: All Winning Players = Hustlers [/ QUOTE ] Creating is the key word here. I think we all seek and exploit +EV situations, but we don't all try to create them.
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12-22-2006, 04:29 AM
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Re: Are all poker players hustlers?
There are a few definitions of the word - quite a few apply to all poker players. At the same time, some of the definitions wouldn't apply to 'honest' players.
So, I guess you'd have to give the specific definition you're talking about. I wouldn't want to be described as a "hustler" in the abstract, because it sometimes has a negative connotation.
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