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WPT Boot Camp - who's gone?
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[QUOTE="AUPhoenix, post: 911907, member: 34478"] [b]WPT Boot Camp[/b] I personally do not think it is worth it right now. I would think you need to be winning, or atleast getting in the money, in a very high percentage of tournaments before you could justify that kind of expsense. A friendly suggestion would be take a few hundred dollars and go to a real casino and get some first hand experience against other amateurs. If you do well for several sessions then you can think about going to boot camp. I have won money 90% of the time in the Mississippi casinos and I want so bad to play in the WSOP but risking that kind of money just is not worth the risk yet. $1800 is a lot for lessons even if it comes from the pros. [/QUOTE]
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