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#33
06-23-2006, 02:29 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Looks pretty good except that I skipped stage 4. [/ QUOTE ] Seriously. Let's go back to stage 3 and try again. [/ QUOTE ] you're lucky evan. you ran bad enough that you got discouraged and went the job route. i'd trade places with you right now in a heartbeat. you stalled in stage 3 but you can choose to keep going if you wish [/ QUOTE ] Hi Josh. If you want, I have a job for you in Cleveland in like two months. Maybe one in NY, but that means you have to help me find a job in NY. [/ QUOTE ] i may want a job in cleveland. would i have to wear khaki pants? 
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#34
06-23-2006, 02:30 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
it's all about greed man. i could play 9 tables of 10/20 6-max limit for the rest of eternity making ridiculous money by normal standards. but hmmm i COULD make more if i play bigger, or play NL, or play more tables, or play more hours...
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#36
06-23-2006, 02:33 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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5. LIMIT player reads BBV and sees how much more the other NO LIMIT players are making, so he decides he has to SWITCH GAMES. player faces the brutal reality that HE CANT PLAY NO LIMIT. now all of a sudden poker is not fun anymore. instead it's a constant struggle, but it's essential TO SAY ITS ONLY VARIANCE, AND THAT THE NL PROS HAVE ALL THE "FUNDAMENTALS" WRONG A LA KUROSH 7. poker consumes player and he eventually SHORT STACKS THE 50/100 UB GAME DECLARING HIMSELF A NL PRO [/ QUOTE ]
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#37
06-23-2006, 02:33 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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it's all about greed man. i could play 9 tables of 10/20 6-max limit for the rest of eternity making ridiculous money by normal standards. but hmmm i COULD make more if i play bigger, or play NL, or play more tables, or play more hours... [/ QUOTE ] i think some of it is about ego too. we always want to get better and move up, partly for the $$ but also because we want the satisfaction of knowing we are getting better.
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#38
06-23-2006, 02:46 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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i think some of it is about ego too. we always want to get better and move up, partly for the $$ but also because we want the satisfaction of knowing we are getting better. [/ QUOTE ] eventually you get humbled and this ego goes away. trust me on this.
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#39
06-23-2006, 02:46 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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I mean, I have to believe that there are places in NYC where you could by a reasonable home for 600-700k, no? [/ QUOTE ] HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Actually, if you plan on having fewer than three kids and you and your spouse combine income for no less than $500,000/yr., then yes, you can find a reasonable place in NYC for 600-700k. If I show you blueprints of 650k condos and co-ops in NYC, your mouth would drop. You can buy a very nicely arranged box for that amount. (And you might even get one full bathroom and a kitchen with a dishwasher!)
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#40
06-23-2006, 02:52 PM
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Re: my version of ray zee\'s \"the different stages in a player\'s life\"
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[ QUOTE ] i think some of it is about ego too. we always want to get better and move up, partly for the $$ but also because we want the satisfaction of knowing we are getting better. [/ QUOTE ] eventually you get humbled and this ego goes away. trust me on this. [/ QUOTE ] Vehn is one wise dude. scrub
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