Partypoker blackjack

[OnYourBike]

If you can't exercise enough control to stay away from Party blackjack, then you must be an awful poker player.

[hoppscot22]

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If you can't exercise enough control to stay away from Party blackjack, then you must be an awful poker player.

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this is maybe the dumbest thing ive ever heard... poker players are much more inclined to be degenerate gamblers

[Josem]

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this is maybe the dumbest thing ive ever heard... poker players are much more inclined to be degenerate gamblers

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good players are hardly ever addicted gamblers. that's the whole point.

[censored] idiot.

[OnYourBike]

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If you can't exercise enough control to stay away from Party blackjack, then you must be an awful poker player.

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this is maybe the dumbest thing ive ever heard... poker players are much more inclined to be degenerate gamblers

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Yes, bad poker players are. Good players don't have those leaks.

[notreallymyname]

There's an option to control the "Maximum amount you can take to a game" (per game) at https://secure.partyaccount.com/cashier_summary.htm

Perhaps setting it to $0 would work?

[SofaKing420]

its obviously rigged, im probably down about 20k on party blackjack and i now have to sell my car to pay for my party blackjack habits, but i think i can still beat it....

[wtfsvi]

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this is maybe the dumbest thing ive ever heard... poker players are much more inclined to be degenerate gamblers

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Yes, bad poker players are. Good players don't have those leaks.

[/ QUOTE ] Ya like that Phil Ivey such a donkey. Not to mention me [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

ghaz: Thanks for the instructions. That's a good idea I think.

[Henry17]

I'd agree strongly with OP

[ghaz]

I agree that it's definitely a leak but it doesn't really say whether you're a good poker player or not. It's just one of those other things that make you a much worse professional gambler. Another example might be game selection. As a profession, however, you're pretty correct that it's a horrendous leak if you can't exercise self control. However all of us go on tilt some times. Probably all just semantics. Somebody can be a fantastic poker player but still go off the deep end in -EV games and someone can be a pretty mediocre player from a pure ability sense who just exercises a lot of discipline (e.g. a lot of the things that barryg recommend in ace on the river).

In the end though, disabling this stuff makes it a lot easier to exercise self control whether you need it or not.

[ryanghall]

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good players are hardly ever addicted gamblers. that's the whole point.

[censored] idiot.

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Josem, once again you're running your mouth without having the slightest clue what you're talking about.

Ryan