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Message: [QUOTE="redboy23, post: 6999944, member: 384323"] Hello Poker Fans, It is my pleasure to publically thank CardsChat for the opportunity to become the poker player that I am today. Before CardsChat, I had a playing knowledge but lacked a solid community to learn advanced tactics and provide the support as well as the motivation to endure the emotionally stressful learning curve. Even though I was a member of PokerStars Poker School, which eventually died out, it was not as fun and engaging as CardsChat. Here, you have tons more to do and can easily be engaged daily. Although I am still on my journey to becoming a better poker player, this community creates the environment to nurture not just one's skill but their mindset, which is in my opinion the difference between continuing to play poker or going broke by developing unhealthy habits. The site also has great tools to help capture great moments and really analyze your play. The poker odds calculator has really opened my eyes and helped me adjust my play based on sound mathematical statistics. The main thing that helped my poker journey, was the opportunity to play freerolls and build a bankroll while receiving great advice, especially from the 30 Day Poker School. Not only do you get a chance to play, but also learn a great deal from the talented players who unknowingly teach a lot from the tactics used to win their opponent's chips. I have gained an appreciation for not just my success, but also that of an entire team, through all the League, Pairs matches and the like. I can also boast of being able to play several variations of poker thanks to the Variants League. In short, before CardsChat, I would make very little (a one time USD$50 at most), play games that I "cannot" afford, go on tilt and rage quit for a few weeks or months then return to repeat the vicious cycle all over again with no real goal and direction to keep me motivated and focussed. Post CardsChat, the tilt almost does not exist, I have no desire to quit the game - instead reflect on my line of play and aspire to improve, I set goals with monthly reviews and have been able to make a withdrawal of USD$695.67 so far. My future in poker looks bright, thanks to CardsChart, and I have renewed hopes of participating in a major live event in the future. As a matter of fact, I did win a Power Path Silver Pass worth $2500 in prizes but opted to put a live event on hold and take the $2500 in online tickets. My goal to win more than the $2500 was crushed but I learned so much from the experience. I look forward to contributing more to the Community over time and being a CC representative someday by joining the live poker fun. CardsChat has made all the difference not just acquiring but also nurturing my poker skills! [/QUOTE]

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