Keeping records=winning player???

[GeoffM]

I just read in the other post about that and thought I'd chime in about this on a seperate, clean thread.

I use to keep records. I kept records for about 3 months. This is when my bankroll grew 15X my initial deposit.

Since then, I must admit I have not kept records. The only records I keep now is my neteller account, which, suffice to say, does a pretty good job for me because the number always goes up significantly at month's end.

Is anyone else on this site making lots of dough but not keeping records, or am I the only one that feels somewhat insulted by the insinuation that those who don't keep records are losers?

DISCLAIMER: This post is not used to support BrianSwa, or anyone else for that matter .

[Talking Poker]

To clarify: I have never meant to suggest that those who don't keep records are losers. What I am suggesting is that losers don't keep records. Please note that these are two very different things.

And of course this doesn't go for everyone.... I'm speaking generally.

[GeoffM]

Noted.

And TP, to clarify, I don't think you suck ass at poker either, but I do think you are a great guy .

Now, can we just have a big group hug . What a moment .

[Talking Poker]

Thanks.... I think you're a good guy too.

I have to pass on the hug though. I'm not idiot: One of you clowns is gonna steal my wallet.

[PShabi]

I thought you were worried about catching something.

[GeoffM]

Whoa, I don't wear jimmy's but I have quite the screening process there Pisshabi .

[2Tone]

Not all players who keep records are winning players. I keep pretty good records, and if I ran any colder lately, I'd reverse global warming.