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Petulant me

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  • Darkangel7Darkangel7 Member Posts: 2,585
    edited October 2015
    In Response to Re: Petulant me:
    Angel It was a compliment That's how we should treat threads like this wp
    Posted by GELDY
    Ty :) x
  • junglevip7junglevip7 Member Posts: 33
    edited October 2015
    Exactly geldy. No more hate mail. One step closer to redemption and inner peace. Forgive my impulsiveness and disrespect. I mean your community no harm. If ever your in the jungle please don't hesitate to contact me for hospitality.
  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 8,219
    edited October 2015
    In Response to Re: Petulant me:
    I mean your community no harm.
    Posted by junglevip7


    away put your weapon , I mean you no harm.
  • MrWh1teMrWh1te Member Posts: 963
    edited October 2015
    In Response to Re: Sky poker pure rat stunt:
    In Response to Re: Sky poker pure rat stunt : I was not trying to be Mr SmartyPants, just making the point that Tournament Poker IS very swingy. Not everyone gets that, including some who have played the game a very long time. If we can't come to terms with that, we really should not be playing the game - it can seem a brutally unfair game at times, no doubt about it. Can't accept the injustice of it? Best pack up then, imo, because it ain't ever gonna change. It requires heart & backbone to cope comfortably with the swings, & we need to be able to enjoy it when we lose, as much as when we win. If we play well & lose, so be it - that's all we can do. Having a chunter every time we suffer a bad beat is a leak, a big leak. I always recommend "The Mental Game of Poker", it has cured the problem for tens of thousands of players.
    Posted by Tikay10
    I wish it would be a little more swingy for me.  I am too tight so I cash fairly often but not so many big wins.  I make about £100 a month and have been happy with that, but gotta pay for a wedding now!

    Need to loosen up a bit methinks.  I have some strat videos to watch, think I need to find a time to sit and watch them and do some reading.  It is my birthday end of week, think I might also use some of that money for some books on strategy.

    Maybe I need to get back into sngs in a big way, for a more steady profit
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,626
    edited October 2015
    In Response to Re: Sky poker pure rat stunt:
    In Response to Re: Sky poker pure rat stunt : I wish it would be a little more swingy for me.  I am too tight so I cash fairly often but not so many big wins.  I make about £100 a month and have been happy with that, but gotta pay for a wedding now! Need to loosen up a bit methinks.  I have some strat videos to watch, think I need to find a time to sit and watch them and do some reading.  It is my birthday end of week, think I might also use some of that money for some books on strategy. Maybe I need to get back into sngs in a big way, for a more steady profit
    Posted by MrWh1te
    I'd say that is pretty good, all things considered.

    If you can read up & try to improve, that's great, but be careful, tinkering with what already works well is like tinkering with a golf swing - you solve one problem, but end up creating 3 others. So your £100 a month profit might suddenly become a £200 per month loss.

    I saw this earlier, by the articulate "TeddyBloat", & I think they are very wise words.....

    "If you can enjoy the thrill of improbable run-outs and the ups and downs of each street then you already know more than most regs.

    Enjoying the game is the biggest victory imo.

    When you enjoy playing, learning and improving you'll find poker an incredibly rewarding and deep hobby". 
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