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#61
11-30-2007, 01:27 PM
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No, chances are if your discovering a beautiful foriegn city with a stable income, you wouldn't feel the need to gamble on the internet with money you could spend experiencing the world and being independednt and responsible. just my 2c anyway. [/ QUOTE ] lol, do you know what degenerate gambler means? 
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#64
11-30-2007, 01:34 PM
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No, chances are if your discovering a beautiful foriegn city with a stable income, you wouldn't feel the need to gamble on the internet with money you could spend experiencing the world and being independednt and responsible. just my 2c anyway. [/ QUOTE ] Mmmm but surely you could say the same about London, especially since I'm living in a cool area with lots of bars, clubs, girls etc.
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#65
11-30-2007, 01:36 PM
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Wow, a thread about me being busto!!! I am a real Jekyll and Hyde when it comes to poker. With a small sum available, I am a good, controlled, tricky player. Witness on Tuesday night deposited £62 and withdrawing £392. I make good folds, I lure players into traps, I constantly withdraw. But as soon as I have a lot of money available to me, my game disappears. I never fold anything, I'm trapped by other players, and I withdraw nothing. Hence today's £815 loss, and the £1100 I lost in Paris. My rent is £450 a month including bills, and I earn £460 a week plus holiday pay (which equates to about another £50 a week). Before my bike got trashed, I had no transport costs, and I get a free hot meal / drink / pudding each evening from the canteen at work. So I actually had quite a bit of disposal income. I can be a pretty good player, but unfortunately every so often I self-sabotage and get myself in a lot of trouble, like today. I'm not sure what I'm going to do, as the friends who'd happily lend me money don't have any, while those who've got the money disprove of poker so they'd never lend me it! [/ QUOTE ] I LOLd at this....Gotta love free pudding.
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#66
11-30-2007, 01:46 PM
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Re: Luckyjimm busto
Are we really that desperate for something to talk about they we are discussing a low/mid limit player?
Don't get me wrong I love his writing and his blog is very entertaining but wow this thread is a stretch..
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#67
11-30-2007, 01:48 PM
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Re: Luckyjimm busto
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[ QUOTE ] Wow, a thread about me being busto!!! I am a real Jekyll and Hyde when it comes to poker. With a small sum available, I am a good, controlled, tricky player. Witness on Tuesday night deposited £62 and withdrawing £392. I make good folds, I lure players into traps, I constantly withdraw. But as soon as I have a lot of money available to me, my game disappears. I never fold anything, I'm trapped by other players, and I withdraw nothing. Hence today's £815 loss, and the £1100 I lost in Paris. My rent is £450 a month including bills, and I earn £460 a week plus holiday pay (which equates to about another £50 a week). Before my bike got trashed, I had no transport costs, and I get a free hot meal / drink / pudding each evening from the canteen at work. So I actually had quite a bit of disposal income. I can be a pretty good player, but unfortunately every so often I self-sabotage and get myself in a lot of trouble, like today. I'm not sure what I'm going to do, as the friends who'd happily lend me money don't have any, while those who've got the money disprove of poker so they'd never lend me it! [/ QUOTE ] I LOLd at this....Gotta love free pudding. [/ QUOTE ] I live for that pudding!
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#68
11-30-2007, 01:50 PM
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Hehe, so many hypocrites in this thread, in the spirit of NVG. at least he's playing break-even+ poker in the long run, he just has a self-destructive attitude like so many others. keep blogging luckyjim, your successes and failures are my amusement
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#69
11-30-2007, 01:50 PM
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Are we really that desperate for something to talk about they we are discussing a low/mid limit player? Don't get me wrong I love his writing and his blog is very entertaining but wow this thread is a stretch.. [/ QUOTE ] I'm hearin' ya. I was pretty surprised when I saw this thread myself. I didn't start it!
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#70
11-30-2007, 01:59 PM
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Re: Luckyjimm busto
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Wow, a thread about me being busto!!! I am a real Jekyll and Hyde when it comes to poker. With a small sum available, I am a good, controlled, tricky player. Witness on Tuesday night deposited £62 and withdrawing £392. I make good folds, I lure players into traps, I constantly withdraw. But as soon as I have a lot of money available to me, my game disappears. I never fold anything, I'm trapped by other players, and I withdraw nothing. Hence today's £815 loss, and the £1100 I lost in Paris. My rent is £450 a month including bills, and I earn £460 a week plus holiday pay (which equates to about another £50 a week). Before my bike got trashed, I had no transport costs, and I get a free hot meal / drink / pudding each evening from the canteen at work. So I actually had quite a bit of disposal income. I can be a pretty good player, but unfortunately every so often I self-sabotage and get myself in a lot of trouble, like today. I'm not sure what I'm going to do, as the friends who'd happily lend me money don't have any, while those who've got the money disprove of poker so they'd never lend me it! [/ QUOTE ] I LOLd at this....Gotta love free pudding. [/ QUOTE ] I live for that pudding! [/ QUOTE ] Jim- A new BBV thread maybe? Beat: I'm broke and begging for rent money Brag: I get free pudding nightly Vartiance: I'm a total degen (but I get free pudding)
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