Future plans
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Future plans
If this game eventually finishes, or you want to finish with it, what are you going to do?
Who has an idea of their future plans?
Maverick wants to play poker, I'm getting heavily involved with sports trading, anyone else?
Who has an idea of their future plans?
Maverick wants to play poker, I'm getting heavily involved with sports trading, anyone else?
Bored of the grind.
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- sir ratholer
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Too many good grinders online these days for poker. Even the lower stakes games have people earning a wage off them. There's still fish there but not nearly as much as there used to be.
Same with live poker pretty much. I'd say the games are easily softer, but the fact you can only play one at a time and it's slower hurts your hourly.
Same with live poker pretty much. I'd say the games are easily softer, but the fact you can only play one at a time and it's slower hurts your hourly.
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Live is soft as I agree, theres games in london where you would think 5% upto £10 rake would kill the game, but the turn over of players is massive on a night. A soft game has far more value than a multi table nit fest.Cf wrote:Too many good grinders online these days for poker. Even the lower stakes games have people earning a wage off them. There's still fish there but not nearly as much as there used to be.
Same with live poker pretty much. I'd say the games are easily softer, but the fact you can only play one at a time and it's slower hurts your hourly.
Still if you have a at least a skilled job then you will do well to beat the income playing poker.
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I've seen a lot of leaflets recently that advertise new cardrooms and poker clubs in my area. I've never really been into poker, tried it a couple of times but I didn't think it was fun. It's true that the turn over of some players was huge and really impressive.
I'm not sure about what I'm gonna do once this game is over though...
I'm not sure about what I'm gonna do once this game is over though...
It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop.
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If you don't know what you're gonna do when this game is over, I'd get thinking.
Because unless something comes out soon, in about 3-6 months you'll land on the biggest ever ? that you've landed on. Some people with advance planning will have cancel lit up and can choose to BOOST their income doing something else. Otherwise you'll get as much chance of surviving that ? as on a vamp that's had 3 picks out of it and spinning 7 then 11.
Because unless something comes out soon, in about 3-6 months you'll land on the biggest ever ? that you've landed on. Some people with advance planning will have cancel lit up and can choose to BOOST their income doing something else. Otherwise you'll get as much chance of surviving that ? as on a vamp that's had 3 picks out of it and spinning 7 then 11.
Bored of the grind.
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