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About LinkBacksHey guys i been playing poker for 3 years only serious for 2 but never did very well i would say im a donk or something i dont know.but i get my ass kickd online for ressions i cant figure i deposited 30.00 bucks on full tilt not alot but wanted to see how i was playing befor i put more .i must have lost about 7 8 grand from online from sucking so bad i wanna make a living playing online need help where to start and how to build a bankroll and commom straegty and all that stuff please help ..
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10-30-2009 #1Fish Food
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10-30-2009 #2Staff News Poster
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10-30-2009 #3Fish Food
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Not sure if playing poker for a living at this point is the best thing for you to do.
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10-30-2009 #4Chaser
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i love it mjperry best response ever
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10-31-2009 #5Super Moderator
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First work on your writing skills
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11-19-2009 #6Fish Food
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Since you want to make a living out of poker and considering the fact that you lost a lot o money so far, your game obviously has leaks that need to be taken care of. I suggest you invest your money in these advanced strategy poker audio books. Good luck!
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11-19-2009 #7Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by WotaWaster
First work on your writing skills
Sounds like you need to spend about 90% of your poker time studying and 10% of your poker time playing micro stakes.
Start off with learning bankroll management and preflop hand values. Most likely you are playing too many hands (everyone's big problem in the beginning).
Lastly (for the beginning), learn the power of position at the poker table.
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