Moving Up In Stakes

[The4thFilm]

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Prolly no one ever has a "true roi", because your game steadily changes and the games do, too. -.-

[/ QUOTE ]Well the range of his ROI is a hell of a lot closer to 0 than it is to 8%.

[sence25]

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Prolly no one ever has a "true roi", because your game steadily changes and the games do, too. -.-

[/ QUOTE ]Well the range of his ROI is a hell of a lot closer to 0 than it is to 8%.

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yeah but you also have to take the games into account he played before the breakeven-stretch started.

[DevinLake]

sence,

maybe he didn't get what you were saying because you didn't use sentences, punctation or even put a string of words that belong together.

FWIW, I read it the same as ditch did.

So, in conclusion, please don't troll this thread.

[sence25]

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sence,

maybe he didn't get what you were saying because you didn't use sentences, punctation or even put a string of words that belong together.

FWIW, I read it the same as ditch did.

So, in conclusion, please don't troll this thread.

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devin,

please explain where I didn't use sentences, punctation or put a string of words that didn't belong together.
prolly that's because of germanization of my lingo, but clearly I can't do anything about that.

The bottomline of my post was basically:
"Whoever says he's best at something, is in danger to lose focus on improving - and while you don't improve, you will prolly get a worse player."

[AMT]

sence,

I think it is possible to consider ones-self a top player at the game and level that they play and still maintain focus and study and improve. Part of being the best is admitting to yourself that you can never stop improving.

[Scotty_12]

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sence,

I think it is possible to consider ones-self a top player at the game and level that they play and still maintain focus and study and improve. Part of being the best is admitting to yourself that you can never stop improving.

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This is a great post AMT