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how bad were you before you got good?
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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1768667, member: 33113"] I've actually never lost money playing poker since Day1 (first day I downloaded a site, FTP > first tourney I played in 900+ entrants & placed 2nd). Opened up a handful of other poker accounts on other pokersites & have never lost on any of them ever. I've always played with bankroll management though & have put in a TON of time learning the game. (I did have prior experience playing poker before I played online though but not so much with NLHE, also the game came kinda naturally to me as I've always been a math geek to the extreme). I think anyone can be a 'winning player' at low buyins as long as you're willing to put in some time (time on & away from the tables). Like anything, it takes committment, determination & perseverence to be able to excel. [/QUOTE]
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