Fish/Bum hunting
12-22-2014
, 03:12 PM
P.S. would never get off a table like that either, but maybe that was a slight exaggeration?
12-22-2014
, 04:31 PM
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I agree completely w/ op.
When it comes to poker (or any competitive activity for that matter) I subscribe to the axiom "to be the best you need to beat the best."
I actually quite frequently do the opposite of those pathetic video makers you're calling out and leave tbls if they're not enough of a challenge.
For example, today I was waiting for action at a tbl, and a player sat down that I'd played previously 200 hands at 6m tbls and had stats of 80/5/2.
I typed "no ty" in chat and left the tbl.
Lebron James could play in an intramural bball league and completely dominate, but he doesn't do that, he plays in the NBA. And if he'd never played against tough opposition, he never would have made it to the nba
When it comes to poker (or any competitive activity for that matter) I subscribe to the axiom "to be the best you need to beat the best."
I actually quite frequently do the opposite of those pathetic video makers you're calling out and leave tbls if they're not enough of a challenge.
For example, today I was waiting for action at a tbl, and a player sat down that I'd played previously 200 hands at 6m tbls and had stats of 80/5/2.
I typed "no ty" in chat and left the tbl.
Lebron James could play in an intramural bball league and completely dominate, but he doesn't do that, he plays in the NBA. And if he'd never played against tough opposition, he never would have made it to the nba
most still prefer the year of absolutely painful experience