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Is 40 too old to start?
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[QUOTE="8Michael3, post: 1259841, member: 57973"] Does anyone remember the movie "the last of the Mohicans." Great movie. Nuff said. I'm 28, still a spring chicken. And if I was 40 I would be even more arrogant at my ability to beat the youngsters who think they are Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu. Dan Harrington has some good advice on becoming a great player both preflop and post flop. And I think any age group--barring severe dissabilities--could master them with the right attitude. Preflop: "keen alertness, a finely honed intuition, and considerable courage." Postflop is more analytical:"logic, planning, and cunning." I think most older men have mastered these qualities through life experience and business ventures. Add to this the books and forum articles that 90% of young players don't read and you're miles ahead. And 40? Cmon dude- these days 65 is middle aged and 90+is getting on in years. You still young and most probably at your peak....the best time to get involved. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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