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dcemuser
United States3248 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:01 Greatness wrote: Maphacker Maphacker Maphacker Maphacker Maphacker Maphacker Maphacker Lol I don't get the COL hate, they've been pretty chill people. He's not hating, he's commenting that half the posts in this thread mention IdrA when the thread has nothing to do with him. I thought that was pretty obvious. | ||
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
On June 13 2011 00:50 speedphlux wrote: Well, KawiKiki and Slush were the two biggest names on ROOT's roster, so I'm not sure if that deal was a success for Complexity. This is true, they can probably go to just about any team they want, but for the rest of the players and complexity itself it is probably a fair deal. | ||
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last.resistance
Canada543 Posts
Root no more! Has the home grown team sold out? Au revoir! The French Connection say "Non' to the move. Who are the front runners to sign them? And as always, what would Idra think? All this and more on TLMZ! | ||
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Veritassong
Canada393 Posts
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Peekaboo
Canada219 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:14 ROOTFayth wrote: obviously if you play poker casually at micro stakes it's just like going out to take a walk, It's more stressful to play poker for a living Having played poker for a living for five years before I burnt out, I have to say you are doing it wrong if its stressful. You should never ever play a limit where you know you aren't taking money from weaker players, and taking money is never stressful. Aggravating and tedious, yes. Poker for a living is a grind if you have any sort of bankroll management and table selection skills. End of story. Flashy players come and go...the rest are like John Turturro in Rounders. Law of Large Numbers. And Good luck to the new super-team! | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
So they are sticking together? | ||
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CeriseCherries
6170 Posts
As if you already have a team takign you in~~? | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:26 Peekaboo wrote: Having played poker for a living for five years before I burnt out, I have to say you are doing it wrong if its stressful. You should never ever play a limit where you know you aren't taking money from weaker players, and taking money is never stressful. Aggravating and tedious, yes. Poker for a living is a grind if you have any sort of bankroll management and table selection skills. End of story. Flashy players come and go...the rest are like John Turturro in Rounders. Law of Large Numbers. And Good luck to the new super-team! Do you know who Fayth is? Lol. I don't think he needs tips from you how to play poker. | ||
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waitwhat
United States152 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:26 Peekaboo wrote: Having played poker for a living for five years before I burnt out, I have to say you are doing it wrong if its stressful. You should never ever play a limit where you know you aren't taking money from weaker players, and taking money is never stressful. Aggravating and tedious, yes. Poker for a living is a grind if you have any sort of bankroll management and table selection skills. End of story. Flashy players come and go...the rest are like John Turturro in Rounders. Law of Large Numbers. And Good luck to the new super-team! Do you even know who Fayth is...? | ||
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:27 Zlasher wrote: Do you know who Fayth is? Lol. I don't think he needs tips from you how to play poker. Didn't know the thread was about poker, but we get it, Fayth is good at swapping %s with WSOP Main Event champions. | ||
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frequency
Australia1901 Posts
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:26 Peekaboo wrote: Having played poker for a living for five years before I burnt out, I have to say you are doing it wrong if its stressful. You should never ever play a limit where you know you aren't taking money from weaker players, and taking money is never stressful. Aggravating and tedious, yes. Poker for a living is a grind if you have any sort of bankroll management and table selection skills. End of story. Flashy players come and go...the rest are like John Turturro in Rounders. Law of Large Numbers. And Good luck to the new super-team! I personally don't find it sressful, but I don't find anything stressful at all, I'm going with the general opinion of most professional poker players | ||
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
WE are sticking together yes | ||
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Ziktomini
United Kingdom377 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:24 two.watup wrote: Despite Slush placing higher than him? Everyone caught up. One tournament is a pretty small sample size, Slush is the closest and as I said, the two best players of theirs imo. | ||
zere
Germany1287 Posts
On June 13 2011 06:32 ROOTFayth wrote: WE are sticking together yes Prime.WE?  | ||
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Dattish
Sweden6297 Posts
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Moralez
Portugal1857 Posts
ROFL wp | ||
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Looms
United States4624 Posts
Haha I thought it was more of a thinly veiled shot at new coL for leavin | ||
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last.resistance
Canada543 Posts
Gogo Team Quebec! | ||
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
Glad to hear it, dood. Best of luck, look forward to seeing all of you continue to do well! | ||
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