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High Stakes Players: Hard Work or High IQ?
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[QUOTE="hugh blair, post: 5444288, member: 244389"] [B][U]Experience![/U][/B] There is a lot of poverty and wealth in this world depends on your situation, I personally only truly understood the value of money as a homeless 17 year old, half starved seeking employment calling from business door to business door until some nice lady threw me a dish cloth and gave me a job straight away in her restaurant man the meal that day can still remember lol.:eating: Turning the key in the door of my first rented apartment a week or 2 later priceless too.:) Worked that job hard from opening to closing Monday to Saturday offered to work Sunday too lady said no day off, Carried that mentality to everything I done in life for decades. Have to say looking back 2 and a half decades later doing well much better job great salary nice house,car family and having taken few shots playing some of those stakes you mention had to work hard long hours for everything I got. Think many would be like this really hardworking making the $. Others may inherit wealth or have that lucky life changing huge tournament win and manage it properly it does depend no 2 people are the same. Similar to me as that 17 year old youth is wasted on the drunken young and me today 2 completely different outlooks the people playing those limits would be on average much more experienced than your average micro player.:) [/QUOTE]
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