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11-08-07, 10:17 PM
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hey man, I have not dropped 100K in 15 minutes, but I have done a lot of stupid shit in my life, esp when I was younger. PM if you get too down on yourself and want to talk, but worry more if you don't get down a little.
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11-08-07, 10:45 PM
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Money comes and go especially for poker players, and from what I know you play good.AS for poker all I can tell you drop down your limit and start playing again probably take a break though from poker, If you made them before you will make them latter
 Hard luck mate As for your life/school your should know what to do, sit think and decide what you want your life to be like. |
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11-09-07, 12:09 AM
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Fuck
I can't even imagine losing 100k. That's really fucking tough. on the plus side... it's only a month worth of winnings :S
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11-09-07, 12:55 AM
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GTDaw's post was great. Instead of reading anything I would have come up with here, go read his again.
Then stop beinf a douche and playing WAY over your head like that. I mean, seriously - I know you are a big winner, but I also know you don't have the roll to be playing 300/600. At a mere 20 buy ins (which anyone would call ridiculous for Heads Up play), you should have a $1.2 million roll. And I know you don't. So stop being a tard. Also, think about what made you make the decision to sit in that game. Was it because you thought you could score an easy $50k or so? If so, is that really necessary? I mean, do you need to win $20k or $50k or $100k in 20 minutes? Would wining $5k after an entire hour of playing be so bad? There comes a point where the risks greatly outweigh the rewards, IMO, and I think you far exceeded that tonight. Sorry to be harsh, but rather than shrug this off and potentially let it happen again, I'd rather you really think about it and NOT let it happen again. |
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