Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="jaymfc, post: 3403177, member: 20325"]
sounds like an addiction. he needs help. no matter what your opinion should matter and the family and bills should come first.
he definitely needs a budget and has to learn bankroll management.

I do not understand why you think he is a very good player, if that was true he would not be playing over his head with money he can't afford to lose.
 everyone has losing streaks and some last a while but this does not sound like the case. 
his refusal to compromise seems to indicate an addiction. he needs help before he takes you both down.

you need to open a separate account that he does not have access to but still pays his share into for the bills and expenses. 
he needs to at least agree to talk to someone, I'm not sure who could help that he would listen too. a poker pro or life coach or someone like that.
I feel for him, many of us are the same with the dream to become pros.

I'm just a poker bum but I can tell you this is serious and together you need to resolve it by making sure your finances are straight first.
his dream of being a pro is already true and happening and you are supporting him but he needs a better plan.

don't listen to me I'm just rambling my opinion on your post. but you do need the advice of some kind of pro poker mind coach or something
along those lines as soon as you can, best of luck to both of you :D
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us