Re:Matt Maroon: Why I Quit Playing Poker For A Living
by mattmaroon on Monday December 03, 2007 @09:24PM
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It's pretty easy really, and nothing secret. Read good books. Practice. Discuss with friends. Start off low, build your way up using proper bankroll management (which is found in said books).
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Re:Matt Maroon: Why I Quit Playing Poker For A Living
by mrtron on Tuesday December 04, 2007 @10:52AM
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The hardest thing I found was building up my way with proper bankroll management.
I played too high of limits for my bankroll, so I would do well but my negative swings would deplete my whole bankroll.
That, and I found myself cashing out because I was in school at the time.
Re:Matt Maroon: Why I Quit Playing Poker For A Living
by pfedor on Tuesday December 04, 2007 @06:29AM
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Would you care to elaborate? Which books are good? What kind of practice? I'm sure many here are interested.
Thanks.
Re:Matt Maroon: Why I Quit Playing Poker For A Living
by mattmaroon on Tuesday December 04, 2007 @01:46PM
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You can see my list of recommended books on my blog. They really are the books I endorse.