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Originally Posted by PokahBlows
Yes, I study more then anyone here. I actually have over 3500 hours under my belt in the last 3 years in live poker. I have survived threw this recession from poker without a job and just a pension check that I have doubled threw poker.
I make over 3600 a month from a game that most of you can not beat(60bb cap).
"A 60 year old teacher taught the same lesson for over 35 years. The other teacher, a 30 year old with only 5 years experience taught something new every lesson. The older teacher said to the younger one 'hey, you're teaching it wrong! I've got 35 years experience teaching, I would know.' The younger teacher looked at him, smiled and said 'I think you have 1 year of bad experience repeated 35 times.'"
It means nothing what you say. We have no proof that you are as much of a winner as you always claim to be, but again, this would only prove that you have found a way to win at LLS poker that you have no way of communicating to the rest of the world because you didn't spend any time learning how to write. I don't think anyone denies that you spend more time on 2p2 than anyone here, but that doesn't mean you're "studying" or gaining anything worth-while. Since nobody ever agrees with you, you're either a bad poster, or you're so many light years ahead of all of us that Tom Dwan himself would be afraid to play against you. Which one do you think it is?
I play a very different style than most players here. If you look at my threads, you'll probably notice that I base a lot of my game on feel and live reads and that I'm about 10x more LAG than the average. I don't think this makes me better than anyone, just different. And acknowledging that I'm different allows me to understand others' thinking to build a better foundation, whether it allows me to consider new approaches or just realize how other people think of poker for when I get in a hand against one of them. But when I'm trying to convey my thinking, I try to do it in a way other people will understand, not just "I am right due to X qualification and therefore you should follow my advice". This is a weak argument and gives no big picture to any of your advice anyway so there is no way to logically heed it.
I don't like most of your posts, and I hardly ever agree with what you have to say, but if you want people to at least consider your view point, you have to drop the holier than thou herp derp incomprehensible approach to your posts. It detracts from the core of the debate and turns it into flinging poo at each other. Give reasons, not qualifications. Maybe we could find some common ground or in the least, propagate some meaningful discussion rather than just pissing contests. This is an honest criticism; just work on the way you lay out your posts so people can understand what you're trying to say and forget all this ad hominem bull****. There are few "stupid" regular posters on this forum, you could learn and help people learn if you dropped the autism.
Last edited by canoodles; 04-14-2012 at 04:00 PM.