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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6490812, member: 1003394"] For me in life the so-called failure is part of something that will surely come in better shape. Now, when human stupidity is above anything else, failure is always in sight of everyone. An example is the one that a colleague of ours posted here, about a Russian player who was a compatriot of his, who played a satellite of US$50 to enter a WSOP MTT in which he won the 2nd prize, which if I remember correctly was from approximately US$175,000. Once he cashed in this prize he went to the cash tables and lost it all. Another example in my town is of a working friend, who generally spends all the money from his bakery to go play poker in a place here, where there are signs between opponents, even marked cards. He keeps going and losing almost every time, and well he does it because it's his addiction. Once we talked and I told him why he didn't invest a minimum even in an online poker site and try his luck. He never listens to me and he keeps losing daily. Well-known players who have achieved many MTT prizes have lost almost everything in cash tables, they have even borrowed money and have not paid it back. The experience of the cash tables is terrible for many players, the great Doyle Brunson describes it very well in one of his books. I also believe that when you win big prizes in MTT and play cash later, it's already a matter of greed or avarice, call it what you want. Any of us would like to win a big prize in an MTT, or make a big bankroll and make a living from what we like so much. So why if you win it look for more money immediately??? Isn't it enough for you to continue touring the world playing MTT poker??? The truth friend congratulations for the post. It is a very interesting topic almost to talk about hand in hand. Greetings from Argentina. Carlos;););):giggle::giggle::giggle: [/QUOTE]

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