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#81
10-11-2007, 03:07 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
I got fired for my job 2 weeks ago and I started playing for a living. Since then i've won 30 K in donkaments after playing over 250 tournaments. Your problem is you're playing limit and it will take forever/boring to make a lot of money. The variance of mtt's is a beast but just do whatever suits your playing style best.
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#83
10-11-2007, 03:43 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
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Can someone link the thread to the mod who went to vegas to play stud for a living? that was a great read... [/ QUOTE ] Three Years in Las Vegas
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#85
10-11-2007, 05:03 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
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What an arrogant reply. Big fakin deal. Help those who are trying to do the same then. I play Div 1 tennis with a fakin scholarship and I probably beat the shet out of you at tennis because I have been playing it for like 15 years and I dont act that arrogant when someone asks me for help on tennis. Poker players are so naive, amazing. [/ QUOTE ] Your original post is a narrative. It says you can't make it as a pro and now treat poker is a hobby. When did you ask anyone for help?
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#86
10-11-2007, 06:28 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
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The best online player lost 2/3 of his winnings and you come up with some bullshet that some have and some dont. Are you on crack dude? [/ QUOTE ] Who declared him the best online player? Your subsequent posts are almost as ridiculous as your original one.
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#87
10-11-2007, 07:27 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
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Look at sbrugby, the best online player today, won 3 million this year and lost 2 million in less than 2 months [/ QUOTE ] You're right... being up 1 million this year is awful, and clear evidence that the game isn't beatable. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
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#89
10-11-2007, 08:07 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] do any of you that are berating him win past 50 nl for more than 1-2 bb / 100 ? [/ QUOTE ] Yes. [/ QUOTE ] What an arrogant reply. Big fakin deal. Help those who are trying to do the same then. I play Div 1 tennis with a fakin scholarship and I probably beat the shet out of you at tennis because I have been playing it for like 15 years and I dont act that arrogant when someone asks me for help on tennis. Poker players are so naive, amazing. [/ QUOTE ] So, if I read 15 books on tennis, hire a great coach, will I get a div I scholorship in six months?? Then I will be able to beat you right?
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#90
10-11-2007, 08:14 AM
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Re: Play poker for a living? Doubt it. A great hobby to have though.
The biggest problem with OP was this statement:
"I am calling it quits with this project as I am tired of this fluctuations and not seeing any results. I mean players perhaps make less mistakes at those levels but cīmom, how hard could it be to play break-even poker?. " Your not calling it quits...YOUR PROJECT FAILED. And to answer your question....obviously hard.
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