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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6200287, member: 430261"] Capable but certainly not a Pro! I have on occasion won a few tournament's but not anything as big as a WSOP event. I once played in a small tournament with about 50 players, and got busted, early on, as there was no re-buy I was forced to sit out for the rest of the evening, as my Friend was still playing, soon there were enough players out, we started a cash game and at the end of the night I was £100 up. My Friend finished in the main game and I asked him how he had done and he said he won his stake back in 5th place, so was happy with his game, I surprised him when I said I got busted early on, but was £100 up on the night playing Cash Poker his jaw dropped. Since then He looked forward to busting out early so he could get in on the side action. My reasoning is if you are unlucky to get beaten in a tournament, get into the side action because you are up against some of the worst players in the game, that is where I made most of my money playing Poker! When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]
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