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What does it take to be a pro?
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[QUOTE="Matt Vaughan, post: 2306795, member: 34747"] A couple things: First, thanks for your reply (though in the future, just a small recommendation that you break your text apart into paragraphs - walls of text are hard to read.) Second, I'm really impressed by your approach to this thread. Your replies indicate that you're open-minded and willing to re-think your thought processes and plans, which is one of the most important thing in improving as a poker player (and succeeding generally). So great job on that, and always try to keep it going. Lastly, I can't remember if you already replied to this, but I wanted to reiterate someone's suggestion from in the thread: Finding a group of players of similar ability as you to discuss hands and theory with will be hugely beneficial for you. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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