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well this seems like its heading in direction that is not good for thread so I will stop it here. Thanks for input Phil.
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 Wait. Did I miss 10% of his posts?
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lol, yeah, I agree... You shouldn't think of the money you play with as just money. I mean, if you have problem betting X Dollars on a hand, then you shouldn't be playing that limit.
Most people want to think of it as chips instead of money is because they are unable to ignore the value of money and play their best. It's probably best if we just accept the fact that money is whatever it is and continue to play our optimum strategy. <--- its obviously quite difficult, but if ur able to do it, it'd be pretty impressing, and ur pretty much going to be a good solid player. So, I like JD's approach to poker, although he probably shouldn't have done that 300/600 thing. But more importantly ... JD obviously doesn't have only 115k, so... I dunno why Brian would assume that JD lost 90% of his bankroll. (Considering JD has been fetch 100k+ for a couple of months. During the Summer etc.)
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I said I wasnt positve mayhem and I was assuming and yes since I was here when he started on talking poker and that is when most/all of us were introduced to him Id say thats a long time.
if thats not a good portion of his bankroll then I stand corrected, I dont dig that much into JD's life I was just going by incomplete information Mayhem.
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