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Old 10-02-2007, 11:12 PM
Jailblazers Jailblazers is offline
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Default How does poker change you?

I just started getting into online poker and right now I feel fine grinding up a roll through micro limits. My strategy is to play extremely tight, be very observant of other players, and read 2 + 2. I only 2-table. If I lose a buy-in, I usually quit for the session or at least 30 minutes.

Anyway, I'm wondering that as I become more knowledgeable of poker and have invested more time and winning more money, my psyche will change. It seems like it would be easy to move into a degenerate lifestyle while winning a ton of money.

What changes as you move up through the limits? I obviousuly don't want to end up like some of the busto ex-high stakes players who don't know the value of money, quit learning the game, etc...

Edit: Basically, how do you keep such an emotionally difficult game a healthy habit?
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