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[QUOTE="Boltneck, post: 663901, member: 29202"] If I tell someone who smokes that it is bad for his health, will he quit smoking? If a tell someone who is dangerously overweight that he should go on a diet and take more exercise, will he heed my advice? If I tell someone who drinks a bottle of vodka every day that he should seek help, will he do so? If I tell someone who plays poker that if he doesn't practise good BRM he will go bust, will he then put on place a sound BRM strategy and stick to it? [B]The answer to each of the above questions is probably no, despite the fact that the advice is obviously good, and the person knows it to be good.[/B] LOVE4U - you already [B]know[/B] that you should adopt a good BRM strategy. You also know that tilt is bad. There are no magic words that any of us can say, at the end of the day it's down to self contol. You've either got it, or you haven't - [B]and if you haven't you will go bust[/B]. I'm sorry to be so blunt, but in my short time as a member of CC I've seen several similar requests, which seem to me to be more related to gambling / self control issues than to any issues specific to poker. Whilst people will inevitably try to offer help and advice, I think that [B]you[/B] are the only person that can help with your issue. Good luck, and best wishes. [/QUOTE]
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