Im done with poker

yes lady luck goes both ways

you'll be back soon enough. things will turn around

rofl

see ya tommorow

ahaha....

no, but really though. you can win!!!!!

most definitely at stars nl50 and nl100

it's in your horoscope, you can do it!!

fuck the haters dude, you can definitely make it!!!

btw, pokerstars has a reload bonus of up to 600$!!! imagine that, free money!!

free money woot!!!!
deposit more and try again dude!!!!

wtf u were doing so good what happened? Next time just learn to avoid tilt and stick to the 25+ buyin rule and you can't go broke. No matter how bad you are you can't possibly go broke following that rule and in the long run who knows maybe you'll be the next Durrr/Ivey/Elky of today's game.

Don't let these guys discourage you and work hard on your game + discipline. Discipline is the biggest key in today's game and separates guys that make consistent money rather than all or nothing guys that are either always broke or filthy rich depending on how good their running. However, poker is not for everyone and you shouldn't let the game consume you in too many negative ways, and just play the game for fun while trying to figure out what leaks you have etc. You can cbet a flop 100 times and each time they have a hand and you have to give up and lose all those pot... but over 1000 more hands you actually show a profit doing the exact same thing. Luck and skill is heavily disguised in this game and you have to distinguish what the BEST play is for the exact given moment. All the best players are capable of bluffing their whole stack without even thinking twice because they dont see their "money aka CHIPS" at risk when they know it will show a profit in the long run. That doesn't mean bluff every hand but learn to adapt to the situation and think of what they think of your game and exploit how they react to it. It's okay to make mistakes just learn from them and then just keep fine tuning your game/trying new things and good things will happen... if you wish to pursue a growing and more successful poker career.

Whatever you decide to do best of luck and remember making +EV decisions in life.

Feel free to pm me or talk to me on aim if you ever need help with hands etc.

men, are you seriously answering to a lvl ?

On November 06 2009 05:44 flounder44 wrote: wtf u were doing so good what happened? Next time just learn to avoid tilt and stick to the 25+ buyin rule and you can't go broke. No matter how bad you are you can't possibly go broke following that rule and in the long run who knows maybe you'll be the next Durrr/Ivey/Elky of today's game. Don't let these guys discourage you and work hard on your game + discipline. Discipline is the biggest key in today's game and separates guys that make consistent money rather than all or nothing guys that are either always broke or filthy rich depending on how good their running. However, poker is not for everyone and you shouldn't let the game consume you in too many negative ways, and just play the game for fun while trying to figure out what leaks you have etc. You can cbet a flop 100 times and each time they have a hand and you have to give up and lose all those pot... but over 1000 more hands you actually show a profit doing the exact same thing. Luck and skill is heavily disguised in this game and you have to distinguish what the BEST play is for the exact given moment. All the best players are capable of bluffing their whole stack without even thinking twice because they dont see their "money aka CHIPS" at risk when they know it will show a profit in the long run. That doesn't mean bluff every hand but learn to adapt to the situation and think of what they think of your game and exploit how they react to it. It's okay to make mistakes just learn from them and then just keep fine tuning your game/trying new things and good things will happen... if you wish to pursue a growing and more successful poker career. Whatever you decide to do best of luck and remember making +EV decisions in life. Feel free to pm me or talk to me on aim if you ever need help with hands etc.

Sorry, I'm the next Ivey.

On November 06 2009 05:44 flounder44 wrote: wtf u were doing so good what happened? Next time just learn to avoid tilt and stick to the 25+ buyin rule and you can't go broke. No matter how bad you are you can't possibly go broke following that rule and in the long run who knows maybe you'll be the next Durrr/Ivey/Elky of today's game. Don't let these guys discourage you and work hard on your game + discipline. Discipline is the biggest key in today's game and separates guys that make consistent money rather than all or nothing guys that are either always broke or filthy rich depending on how good their running. However, poker is not for everyone and you shouldn't let the game consume you in too many negative ways, and just play the game for fun while trying to figure out what leaks you have etc. You can cbet a flop 100 times and each time they have a hand and you have to give up and lose all those pot... but over 1000 more hands you actually show a profit doing the exact same thing. Luck and skill is heavily disguised in this game and you have to distinguish what the BEST play is for the exact given moment. All the best players are capable of bluffing their whole stack without even thinking twice because they dont see their "money aka CHIPS" at risk when they know it will show a profit in the long run. That doesn't mean bluff every hand but learn to adapt to the situation and think of what they think of your game and exploit how they react to it. It's okay to make mistakes just learn from them and then just keep fine tuning your game/trying new things and good things will happen... if you wish to pursue a growing and more successful poker career. Whatever you decide to do best of luck and remember making +EV decisions in life. Feel free to pm me or talk to me on aim if you ever need help with hands etc.

this is coming from

As far as i can remmeber my first ever deposit on stars i was 15 at the time with NO job and i bought in for 50 bux to play 25nl. I had no clue what i was doing it's exactly like playing a new videogame for the first time and u get better in time. From then on i was an instant winner and i recognized i had an edge despite how small it was. Anyhow it annoys me how people play 1 dollar nl and like 5 dollar nl its just sad. Then i see them with their lil graphs their up like 2 dollars or down like 5 dollars whatnot im just like in awe unable to speak. Hem is prolly like their whole roll, and if they can afford it why cant they play 25nl at least ffs. I never got HEM till my br was at like 4k and i had no clue waht 3betting was until i reached 100nl and started watching cardrunners. If you play 10nl and lower my question is, that is it really fun for you guys ot grind out a 50 cents per hour or whatever you guys make on a daily basis. I would suggest getting a joband play 25nl at least and if you cant beat that i would advise to quit poker altogether because i could beat it on my 1st-2nd deposit in poker with just little live expereince and reading a few books, and i think im a terrible poker player by todays standards. Im not dissing on 10nlers and lower but i find it hard to believe how like 1 dollar nlers can afford HEM know hwo to 3bet etc... when theyr makng like 50 cents an hr or what not. And also im sure a few of you find it entertaining to do that so more power to you IF u are one of those pple. LP plz enlighten me

http://www.pokertableratings.com/fulltilt-player-search/flounder44

I think a certain Vegetta might have inspired this!

some detective work there

LOL iop

On November 06 2009 05:44 flounder44 wrote: wtf u were doing so good what happened? Next time just learn to avoid tilt and stick to the 25+ buyin rule and you can't go broke. No matter how bad you are you can't possibly go broke following that rule and in the long run who knows maybe you'll be the next Durrr/Ivey/Elky of today's game. Don't let these guys discourage you and work hard on your game + discipline. Discipline is the biggest key in today's game and separates guys that make consistent money rather than all or nothing guys that are either always broke or filthy rich depending on how good their running. However, poker is not for everyone and you shouldn't let the game consume you in too many negative ways, and just play the game for fun while trying to figure out what leaks you have etc. You can cbet a flop 100 times and each time they have a hand and you have to give up and lose all those pot... but over 1000 more hands you actually show a profit doing the exact same thing. Luck and skill is heavily disguised in this game and you have to distinguish what the BEST play is for the exact given moment. All the best players are capable of bluffing their whole stack without even thinking twice because they dont see their "money aka CHIPS" at risk when they know it will show a profit in the long run. That doesn't mean bluff every hand but learn to adapt to the situation and think of what they think of your game and exploit how they react to it. It's okay to make mistakes just learn from them and then just keep fine tuning your game/trying new things and good things will happen... if you wish to pursue a growing and more successful poker career. Whatever you decide to do best of luck and remember making +EV decisions in life. Feel free to pm me or talk to me on aim if you ever need help with hands etc.

You spent way too long responding to obvious troll.

this has to be a level