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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6133928, member: 430261"] I am in agreement with you on this topic, Poker is for fun and always should be approached with a good sense of sensibility, Why would anyone risk their entire Bankroll on a single game, every good gambler, on the stock market or even on horse racing always edge their bets so that if they lose, then their 2nd choice can give them a return on their money, and can mean the difference between breaking even or losing the lot. When I had a habit on the horses I would study the form and try to predict 1st and 2nd place only so that in some instances if my 1st choice went down, my second choice could make either 1st or a place and betting on them as an each-way bet would give me my money back at the minimum. Sometimes I would even bet them both as a reverse forecast if I felt they were good enough to beat the rest of the field, and made a lot of money on these type of bets, some days I would bet on around half the races, other days if my intuition told me to back off, I would walk away without placing a single bet, and it is the same with Poker if I am in the mood for playing I will play for around 8 or 9 hours, other days I might just stick to the CC free-rolls, whatever happens I know I can come back and play whenever I want because I will not risk everything on one Game. Poker is not my choice of making a living, I did my hard work years ago and planned for the future when I could choose whether to work or relax, thankfully I planned right and now can relax without having to work. Retired and spending my Kids Inheritance. Ha! Ha! When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]

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