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You and your poker...

Sky_PokerSky_Poker Member Posts: 2,715
edited October 2013 in Poker Chat


Which of these best describes you as a poker player?
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  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,947
    edited October 2013
    weak
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  • FlashFlushFlashFlush Member Posts: 4,494
    edited October 2013
    Not sure I particularly fit into any of those... I am not a beginner, and I think I play too often to be classed as occasional, but I don't spend hours researching the game and strategies, I like to learn through playing so I wouldn't say I'm an enthusiast. Although I am enjoying playing the game more recently, it still always comes down to the money at the end of the day, so although I do have a full time job I have gone for professional.
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  • DOHHHHHHHDOHHHHHHH Member Posts: 17,929
    edited October 2013
    In Response to Re: You and your poker...:
    Not sure I particularly fit into any of those... I am not a beginner, and I think I play too often to be classed as occasional, but I don't spend hours researching the game and strategies, I like to learn through playing so I wouldn't say I'm an enthusiast. Although I am enjoying playing the game more recently, it still always comes down to the money at the end of the day, so although I do have a full time job I have gone for professional.
    Posted by FlashFlush
    + $10,000 months have a lot to answer for ;)

    Where's the 'addict' option?
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  • SlipwaterSlipwater Member Posts: 3,665
    edited October 2013
    Well, professional, by definition, means you get paid for it...

    ...which makes me a professional writer, poker player, speaker, and document controller - but not all of those fit on my passport :D
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  • BorinLonerBorinLoner Member Posts: 3,863
    edited October 2013
    Only one person has called themselves a learning beginner, so far.

    Typical, no? We're all experts. ;)
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  • Phantom66Phantom66 Member Posts: 5,542
    edited October 2013

    The only one I am not is a professional.

    Top 3 all true to some extent
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  • Sky_PokerSky_Poker Member Posts: 2,715
    edited October 2013


    Thanks for the votes guys.

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  • SlykllistSlykllist Member Posts: 2,888
    edited October 2013
    None really fit the bill for me, I'd say I'm more than an enthusiast but a long way from being or wanting to be a professional.
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  • OHIMGOODOHIMGOOD Member Posts: 159
    edited October 2013
    In Response to Re: You and your poker...:
    Well, professional, by definition, means you get paid for it... ...which makes me a professional writer, poker player, speaker, and document controller - but not all of those fit on my passport :D
    Posted by Slipwater
    Unfortunately, telling your job center adviser what you have done to look for work this week is not classed as being a "speaker". Signing on to get your dole is not classed as being a "writer", and cashing your giro does not make you a "document controller".


    I'm kidding of course, but you'll never show us anything you have written, you'll never give us examples of where you've been a speaker...but yeah....I'm just kidding.
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  • OHIMGOODOHIMGOOD Member Posts: 159
    edited October 2013
    Oh yeah............

    I'm an occasional fun player,


    I earn a very good wage so there is NO WAY could poker match that, also,, After work, taking the kids out, taking the Mrs out, taking the Mrs and kids out, walking the dog, my mid week 5 a side and weekend Sunday league football, Gym 4 times a week, watching the Villa at ALL home games, I jut don't have the time to play more than 2 hours a week, sometimes 3 or 4 hours, but usually I'm a 2 hours a week player.


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  • craigcu12craigcu12 Member Posts: 3,962
    edited October 2013
    my answer really would feel split

    if it was tourneys then the answer is easy i'm a beginner learning the game.

    but with cash i can't really see my answer in them i now can dominate the beginners, i would put myself the next step up in cash where a villians bets are not so obvious.
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  • BorinLonerBorinLoner Member Posts: 3,863
    edited October 2013
    In Response to Re: You and your poker...:
    In Response to Re: You and your poker... : Unfortunately, telling your job center adviser what you have done to look for work this week is not classed as being a "speaker". Signing on to get your dole is not classed as being a "writer", and cashing your giro does not make you a "document controller". I'm kidding of course, but you'll never show us anything you have written, you'll never give us examples of where you've been a speaker...but yeah....I'm just kidding.
    Posted by OHIMGOOD
    This isn't very pleasant. I'd suggest you stop trying to mock and undermine people.
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  • SlipwaterSlipwater Member Posts: 3,665
    edited October 2013
    In Response to Re: You and your poker...:
    In Response to Re: You and your poker... : Unfortunately, telling your job center adviser what you have done to look for work this week is not classed as being a "speaker". Signing on to get your dole is not classed as being a "writer", and cashing your giro does not make you a "document controller". I'm kidding of course, but you'll never show us anything you have written, you'll never give us examples of where you've been a speaker...but yeah....I'm just kidding.
    Posted by OHIMGOOD
    Actually, mate, I have been paid for my writing - there are plenty examples of this online, and in print; just Google my name - and I have been paid to speak at functions, not that I should have to explain either of these things to you. I have been writing fiction since I was a kid. My full time job is as a document controller.

    Thanks for your input.
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