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[QUOTE="takinitSLEAZEE, post: 6805162, member: 79787"] Hey Armadiler. Hope all is well in your world. I've been playing for my income as of late. Earlier this year I was put on some meds that just zapped the energy out of me; much fatigue and feeling lethargic. So I had to take a "leave of absence" from my job. Since then, all I've been doing is playing and reading/studying as much as I can. My favorite books are "Every Hand Revealed" by Gus Hansen and "Super System II" by the godfather himself. I watch a lot of videos by Jonathan Little. If you're not familiar w/him just "do the Google" and be amazed. I play live, mainly at [B]The Lodge [/B]in Round Rock, TX. That place can and will educate you pretty quick. It's the toughest place I've ever played but that's what you want if you want to get better, imo. As far as how much $ I've invested, I'm not sure. I'm up but not by much. Gotta pay the bills. It's like the old saying, "Poker is a hard way to make an easy living". [/QUOTE]
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