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[QUOTE="BenjiHustle, post: 6751501, member: 110225"]
I'm good at it. It's honestly quite boring and I drift away from it constantly, but anytime I want to make some money, I can play poker. In times when I've needed money "or else", poker got me out of it just before I had to find out whether or not I have it in me to rob a liquor store, like when I needed to pay my mother's medical bills or when our landlord was kicking us out because they didn't like my mother dying in her house. I've almost always started from zero, played really well for a short period of time and exploit people's lack of knowledge, then disappear with what I needed.

I've only just returned to poker after years away to find out if I can play well over the long-term with bankroll management. I've only just reached a point in life where I can do this, however late, but it may benefit me to have this ability now that I also might have the patience. I kind of never want it to become too fun. My grandfather lost his entire house in a single poker hand, so I'm thankful that I don't have a lust for the game in the same way he did. My father taught me 7-card stud at the same time he was teaching me to read, so I've just always had a knack for poker.
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