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Originally Posted by Masq
Disagree. The evidence doesn't support that in my opinion.
+1
he could undoubtedly do it a few years ago. now he's had a taste of success, moved onto bigger things, crashed and burned and is now back to square one. the ridiculous HHs he's provided, while the transparency is great and i'll hand it to OP for putting it out there because many wouldn't, shows a complete lack of willingness to accept the situation he is currently in - which is having to grind with a disciplined 1/2 game.
this is typically the beginning of the end for most poker players. they get used to playing at higher stakes (in OPs case, it was in the stock market with significantly more money on the line), they are humbled at their lack of ability at the higher level ** cough cough, obviously they ran bad at the higher steak, they
allows ran bad, cough cough**, and need to drop down. the problem is most players ego's get in the way and they want to get back to that baller lifestyle as quickly as possible because "i'm a [insert steak] player, not a [insert lower steak] player"
either OP can sack up and play like a professional - because lets remember that he told everyone
poker is his job - or he's gonna just chase the white elephant for however long it takes him to hit rock bottom, his life will be in shambles and he'll have to climb out of a deeper hole.