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[QUOTE="hardongear, post: 6795598, member: 1009158"] Mostly online player. Nah not even a little and I wouldn't feel any different if I was a losing player either. I'm lucky even to have had poker as a hobby now for 20 some years and over that time I've been able to make a bit of money playing micro/low stake cash and MTT's. For a guy who has played much in many years I still manage to do quite well. If I was losing player I wouldn't have lost more then I could afford and as I consider poker a hobby any hobby usually requires spending money. I spent more on other hobbies then I would have on poker if I was a losing player. For example I've spent about 8k on sim-racing gear/computer over the years. Couple grand on photography. 2k-8k goes a long way at micro/low stakes when you're limited in playing time. I don't regret spending money on any of that....why would on poker if I was losing player? I wouldn't. Besides I just love the competition and challenge of coming thru a large MTT field. Cheers!!! [/QUOTE]
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