I reiterate: you can't blankly compare rakeback percentages among sites; which leaves your claim of lowered net rake unsupported.

Now, you might not like me pointing out fallacies in your logic, but I've had enough of your slander. You're on ignore.

rakeback has gone up, i dont think bonuses have
when i first started i literlerly threw 500 bucks on neteller and bonus whored about 30 sites in a 3 months span and made about 6 grand with very low playthru requirements playing almost break even poker

Dont give so much about money, and stop worrying about this sort of things, thats bad for your hart (and you social life)... imo.

Btw, looking back in 2 years of grinding would not make me very happy either if I had to give up my social life for it.

luckyfishz should look up Affiliate marketing

@clarkatroid & sonplz

Question posed by Clarkatroid "how do you know this personality type is a match for beating the game though?"

" a Two Plus Two psychologist stating that INT- personalities are more likely to be winning poker players ....."

I am not saying that if you are not INTx that you can not be a winning player either. In a vacuum I would expect INT to have a higher winning percentage than the general 8% of poker players that are winning players. The further you get away from the letters INT for which the opposite is ESF. I would expect these players would have a lower percentage of winning players than the 8% of winners.

You also have to realize that INT are drawn to video games and online poker. Therefore there probably is a disappropiate number of INT's playing poker then compared to the general population.

An INT in general will analyze his game and especially an INTJ is always on a quest for self improvement. Figuring out how to make there game better and constantly trying to improve it and ask the question Will it work.

bump from the dark ages. One of the first threads I ever read at 2p2.

Given that it's now over 18 months since OP made his post, and that MSNL has had a slew of "finally quitting as a pro" posts lately, perhaps he could revisit this?

I don't disagree with what OP wrote really, although on his blog he said he made >$250k in 2009 so maybe he'd like to revise his predictions?

I thought of this thread because of this discussion going on in the Internet Poker forum right now.

Also here's the latest from pokerscout: http://www.pokerscout.com/news/weekl...r=2010&week=28

"Year Over Year

The worldwide online poker market is now shrinking on an annual basis for perhaps the first time in history. According to PokerScout's ACES indicator, online poker traffic is falling at an annual rate of 2%."

Spare us the "no money blah blah everyone's solid" answers if you can.

21 months later and its still wrong

surprise surprise