doping in poker
Do You think high stakes poker players should be doping tested ?
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Re: doping in poker
hahahahah
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No, just micro stakes players.
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no just jamie gold he got way to lucky
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End your life.
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testing for amphetamines and such, maybe, but doping, if u are sure what that word means, I say no.......
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Of course yes. Hilarity, nvg, etc.
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On behalf of Vinnie Vinh... NO!
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Maybe if there were a Pro Poker League with outside sponsors and a 5 month series of tournes where the best gets paid the biggest share. Otherwise, get speeded, weeded and coked up for all i care. Only speed makes you better, and that's not really viable for too long.
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Acid makes you better. I can safely tell people this because no one believes me, then they go talking about 'the next level' as if that means anything. Bleh.
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I can speak from experience. After being on a week long diet of blow or opiates, your decision making isn't at its peak. I've actually handed out drugs and booze at my home game. TAG to LAG in a couple of lines.
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on one hand tons of drugs increase players performance
on the other hand tons of drugs hurt players overall...I think the pressence of drugs HELPS A TON the average clean poker pro winrate |
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yes, psychedelics helps you read the players better
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LOL @ TAG to LAG in a couple of lines.
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yes, psychedelics helps you read the players better [/ QUOTE ] Not during the trip, ldo. |
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Have you ever seen a man drink his own urine?
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speed makes you better, and that's not really viable for too long. [/ QUOTE ] y? |
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NO because it doesn't matter. No poker player has an advantage while on drugs. Anyone else at the table can take them, who's stopping them. I take adderall all the time and can say it only helps for long sessions but its hard to be on adderrall and staying in one place for 10 hours.
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What about Modafinil? It is supposed to promote wakefulness and mental alertness without the side effects of speed or caffeine. I've always wanted to try it, but it's being regulated as a controlled substance at this point.
If you read the Slate magazine article about it, it is postulated that this drug will eventually be everywhere and used as a food and drink additive the way caffeine is now. |
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from what ive seen a certain swede do on speed, im all for bannin drugs
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you die..... a definite -EV.
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NO because it doesn't matter. No poker player has an advantage while on drugs. Anyone else at the table can take them, who's stopping them. I take adderall all the time and can say it only helps for long sessions but its hard to be on adderrall and staying in one place for 10 hours. [/ QUOTE ] The paragraph above is a good example why not to use amphetamines. |
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my winrate doubled since i started juicing. steroids give me the strength and confidence to put in all my chips. i just feel so [censored] powerful at the table now i know i cant be stopped. i think soon steroids will be more prevalent in poker than in baseball tbh.
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I always play on LSD just to be safe.
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well i wrote a long response to this but when i though i had submitted it, i was only previewing.
As someone who has used adderal for the last 6 years i can definitely attest to it not being viable longterm. It's extremely addictive and is responsible for my 30 hour marathons followed by 4 day vacations at least 2x a month. I dont know if OP was serious or not, but testing for speed in poker is lunacy. one, its an invasion of privacy, and two, the game is voluntarily played. Come try to impose that rule on anyone with even a half a ball. having said that, my friend who basically mentored me during sophomore year when i was just learning happened to write for the school paper. after 6 mos. i was beating him in our HU SNGs like 70% of the time. I picked up the paper one day on my way to class, to find an article by him suggesting that adderall was a performance enhancing drug and should be banned from poker. Cliff notes: while adderall/ritalin may be useful in sustaining short term awareness and probably increases your brains raw processing power threefold, it IS too good to be true. amphetamines damage the ability to learn new tasks and I curse the day I started taking them. But I do owe them credit for poker being my sole income stream for the last 3 yrs. |
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OP should be dope tested
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No, certain posters should be dopiness tested.
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its hard to be on adderrall and staying in one place for 10 hours. [/ QUOTE ] someone's never taken adderall! obviously this question is dumb, it's just a fricken game of cards. but i am 100% confident a player on adderall has a significant advantage. |
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Have you ever seen a man drink his own urine? [/ QUOTE ] This post needs more love. |
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When asked, a while back, why He did so well in the 2001 (I think) WSOP ME - Mikey said He was on Speed for the whole Tournament!
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When sitting at a table for the first time, I like to smoke a small vial of crack. Most players will immediately categorize me as a "crackhead" and will pay me off with mediocre holdings even though I'm playing a solid TAG game.
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End your life. [/ QUOTE ] |
Re: doping in poker
NO
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What about Modafinil? It is supposed to promote wakefulness and mental alertness without the side effects of speed or caffeine. I've always wanted to try it, but it's being regulated as a controlled substance at this point. [/ QUOTE ] Excellent choice, Red. What is often not mentioned, and what make this the perfect drug for poker and combat, is that it makes you brave, too. As a C-4, I wouldn't expect it's DEA classification to change anytime soon. It's also horribly expensive, running around $10 a tablet retail. No idea what that would run on the street. |
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