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Message: [QUOTE="billbaffles, post: 3078411, member: 191149"] I am allowed to completely disagree without being disrespectful but when the response is "so much fail in this "wail"o'text i know the type of person im interacting with and although i could continue with more explanation, there was nothing really pointed out about what i said that was "fail". I am well aware that people join clubs, go to church, play poker, etc. for a ton of social, physical, personal, and other various reasons, none of them being, play professionally. I disagree that beginners should ever have to deposit and should always freeroll in and play the lowest stakes to play higher levels. If you cant beat level 1, why would you ever buy-in to try to beat level 2. You grind 1/5th minimum wage to start, then you grind that up and move up, then grind that up, and move up, and eventually, you have lots of money. I agree that if beginners dont buy in for 500 bucks, you will never get rich, but since your abusive and disrespectful remarks about my post with labeling of course, that, would not make the least bit of difference, in your case, because I see your disrespectful type at the tables, all the time, losers. I kind of got the feeling initially, and from what i have read, like 90% of poker players dont win, so I would try not to take it heart and disrespect people, you are part of the masses. I would agree, that a complete beginner, with no knowledge of the game, sitting down, with $500 bucks, is your best chance, which is your whole argument, and for you, I dont disagree. I wont be posting anymore in this thread because I stay away from the labeling abusers in general, it is something that is good for my game. And yes, for players like you, the dream is over unless you make more of an effort instead of attacking winners like myself. I havent won a ton, but im up this year, let me get my calculator, 10,700% and Im slowly moving up in stakes. I may never get rich, but it sure is fun. [/QUOTE]

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