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Message: [QUOTE="Hackerosito, post: 3899975, member: 276327"] [B] Many people around the world meet legendary martial arts actor Bruce Lee for his tremendous skill in combat art, his films and charisma off the big screen; was certainly a man who struck the world. But looking a little deeper, we can realize that in addition to its external qualities, Bruce was a man with a unique mental capacity, creator of a philosophy of its own that can be applied to combat, life and of course Poker. Here I leave you some of your thoughts and how they relate to our game.[/B] Bruce Lee: [I]Empty your mind, be amorphous, moldable, like water. If you put water in a cup it becomes the cup. If you put water in a bottle it becomes the bottle. If you put it in a kettle it becomes the kettle. The water can flow or hit. Be water my friend.[/I] [B] Can you imagine how much money you would earn if you adapted like water? If the table is Tight, then you play loose, if the table is very aggressive you play with your cards, if it is half and half, you adapt and "take the table shape". Just like water, you should stay calm and flow with the game, but remember that water can break rocks, you do the same, rocks, fishes, maniacs or sharks.[/B] Bruce Lee: [I]Learn to keep your fury until you can hit your opponent.[/I] [B] This phrase is very similar to another that we use a lot in the game: If you go do not hesitate, if you doubt not go. Confidence in playing poker can be the difference between winning a hand or not, for example, when we want to bluff; if they notice your distrust surely they will discover you, or as when you doubt whether you have the best hand or not, but something tells you that you lost; at that time it is better not to go.[/B] Bruce Lee: [I]Man, the living creature, the individual who creates, is always more important than any established style or system ... Do not settle in a form, adapt it and build your own, and let it grow[/I] [B] The most dangerous poker player is not the conservative or the aggressive or the super aggressive, the most dangerous player is the one who has no style, or rather is the one who knows and handles all styles, but does not marry any but adapts them according to the situation and the rival. Many other of his teachings can be applied to the game and life, so today I pay my respects to Bruce Lee: Poker Player[/B] [/QUOTE]

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