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[QUOTE="thejuanupsman, post: 997832, member: 38477"]
I said yes because my early winnings far exceed anything I have lost since then. I was lucky enough to learn poker in a school of drunk fish and won more in a few months of play than I did in my first year of working a regular job.

That lasted 3-4 years. I was the only guy I knew who never had a job when he was a minor. All my money came from poker. Then I hardly played for about 15 years. Just the occasional home game. By the time I discovered online poker it was an entirely different game. And I sucked at it. My first year I didn't play enough to show up in the rankings on OPR but enough to see I had a -49% ROI. If you were to look me up now you would see either a -16 ROI (tilt) or just about 0 ROI (stars) both of which place me at about better than 80% that all online players per OPR. So I have no problem believing that 90% of players lose. Strangely I'm ranked higher of Tilt than on stars despite having a better ROI on stars. Even online, despite my negative ROI I consider myself a winning player. I've never made a deposit at any site. My bankroll across 4 sites is a little over $300 bucks. Not a lot but all profit so I would say overall that makes me a winning player.

I'm just not winning much.
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