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How did people learn how to play poker before 2+2? Seriously?

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Good work, Clayton. I look forward to reading and writing these as the weeks go on. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Oh yeah, one more thing. Please tell me you are going to bed now and that you didn't get up at 7 AM while in Vegas.

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You underestimate people 30-40. Some of the best players at the Borgata in Atlantic City are in their 30's.

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LOL, no offense, but 95% of people over 35 are terrible at poker. I'm sure there are exceptions at top tier games, but this is 2/5 at the Venetian where I am playing splashy deep with total disregard for money.

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I'm cool with being underestimated [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

See you guys in 2 weeks.........

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haha nice story, good to know. Damn old people..

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How did people learn how to play poker before 2+2? Seriously?

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lol. I did, BUT I'm telling you I wish when I started out I knew of 2+2 the learning curve was huge. These forums are such an amazing tool.

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Pictures would be great.

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nice report; i have a beard and a good fake, people tell me i can pass for 30. im 20. should i risk the venetian? dont tell me i have to stay away from the deep stack series action [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]


btw ive never been carded at a casino in LV (out of bellagio, mirage, MGM, rio, caesars) NY or florida.

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Of those 5% or so are composed of the older men who play 11/5/aggressiver than most and stack morans, and anyone over the age of 35 who has won at online poker.

The other 95% consists of your cab driver who usually bets sports, the guy making your sandwich at blimpie who is weak tight, your brother-in-law who just likes throwing chips around with no comprehension, and that random friend of yours from work who probably couldn't decipher the odds to make a straight.

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