I am going to be completely honest. I really don't want to write this right now but I promised myself I would do it tonight before I go to bed. It will be short because I pretty much hate poker right now.
I have been breakeven over about my last 400 SNGs and 35 or so hours of play. I have been decent in my lower buyin games but am probably down a little bit in my higher buyin games. I made about 2kish in the first 10 hours that I logged this month. After that pretty I haven't really got anything going.
There are a couple of reasons for me struggling. For one thing, I know I have made a few mistakes. I always do. I never play perfect and everybody on the planet plays worse when they are running bad than when they are running good. Obviously I have been a little bit unlucky. I feel like a lot of my mistakes are happening early in tournaments and then I am getting fucked late and at final tables. I have lost a lost of coinflips late. I play very well shorthanded (I think) but have just been getting killed this month. I am very honest with myself and am genuinely very happy with most of my decisions. It just hasn't been going well. Also, I usually win about 60 percent of my games when I get to heads up play. This month I have a losing record. I would like to point out that I likely won a few coinflips and had some sucksouts on my way to reaching a lot of these final tables. I'm just saying that things aren't going well once I get there. Considering the way payout structures are set up in MTTs and MTT SNGs, you really need to win and finish very high in order to show a significant profit.
Anyway, not much else has been going on. I have a summer class that I have to deal with right now which kinda sucks. Whatever. If things go right I will be done with school forever in less than six months. I may end up going out Friday night to get a little drunk. I haven't really done too much drinking this entire summer so I really am due.
I really hope poker turns around soon. I am sick of losing and it really isn't fun to play right now. All I can do is ante up and try to win some hands I guess. Hopefully an upswing is right around the corner.
Thanks for reading.
-JP
Friday, July 10, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
Lots of Poker
I played a 16 hour session yesterday and a 10 hour session today. I won a little bit each day but nowhere near the amount that I think I should have.
I started off yesterday playing really well. I was up about 1k in the first 3 hours. I think lost about $900 of that over the next 13 hours. I played really bad. I had my money in terrible a lot. I was making ships over tight EP raisers in spots that I had no business doing so. They were the types of spots where it was possible that I had the best hand but I was definately behind their ranges. The worst one had to be at 500/1000/? when me and a guy had about 30k. We were 6-handed as it was the final two tables. He opened for "pot" from UTG. I think he has tens, jacks, queens, or AK a ton here based on his stats and some other stuff that he had done. Obviously I looked down at two nines and for some retarded reason I reraised allin. Obviously he called (jacks) and I went broke. That should be an easy fold or maybe a flatcall with position. It is never an allin, IMO. Yet I did things like this time and time again throughout the night.
Today went a little better. I felt like I was either super lucky or really unlucky. I definately sucked some but I had some very gross things happen to me on the bubble and at final tables. Whatever I guess.
Poker is a funny game. I can go to bed down money and be so happy with how I played that it doesn't bother me at all. Some nights I actuallly win a few thousand and I am super pissed because I didn't maximize my opportunities. The past two days I have basically been pissed/tilted a ton because I feel like I am making a ton of mistakes that just shouldn't be happening. I will do my best to correct them but honestly it just comes down to being disciplined. I haven't been lately and it has cost me a lot of money.
BTW, I still have not had anything good happen to me in MTTs. I have actually been very pleased with how I have played in these. Things just haven't went my way. I am definately in the red on the year so hopefully I can run hot and get out of it.
That's about it. I may get drunk tonight. Thanks for reading.
-JP
I started off yesterday playing really well. I was up about 1k in the first 3 hours. I think lost about $900 of that over the next 13 hours. I played really bad. I had my money in terrible a lot. I was making ships over tight EP raisers in spots that I had no business doing so. They were the types of spots where it was possible that I had the best hand but I was definately behind their ranges. The worst one had to be at 500/1000/? when me and a guy had about 30k. We were 6-handed as it was the final two tables. He opened for "pot" from UTG. I think he has tens, jacks, queens, or AK a ton here based on his stats and some other stuff that he had done. Obviously I looked down at two nines and for some retarded reason I reraised allin. Obviously he called (jacks) and I went broke. That should be an easy fold or maybe a flatcall with position. It is never an allin, IMO. Yet I did things like this time and time again throughout the night.
Today went a little better. I felt like I was either super lucky or really unlucky. I definately sucked some but I had some very gross things happen to me on the bubble and at final tables. Whatever I guess.
Poker is a funny game. I can go to bed down money and be so happy with how I played that it doesn't bother me at all. Some nights I actuallly win a few thousand and I am super pissed because I didn't maximize my opportunities. The past two days I have basically been pissed/tilted a ton because I feel like I am making a ton of mistakes that just shouldn't be happening. I will do my best to correct them but honestly it just comes down to being disciplined. I haven't been lately and it has cost me a lot of money.
BTW, I still have not had anything good happen to me in MTTs. I have actually been very pleased with how I have played in these. Things just haven't went my way. I am definately in the red on the year so hopefully I can run hot and get out of it.
That's about it. I may get drunk tonight. Thanks for reading.
-JP
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Madtown, Goals, Traveling
This shouldn't be that long because I am planning on logging a 16 hour session today and my first tourney starts in just a little bit. I don't stuggle logging long sessions. I basically just struggle to get them started.
A friend rode with me the other night to the airport. We ended up picking up my buddy and going out for some drinks. We went to a couple of different bars. The highlights included seeing Ron Dayne (who is obviously huge in Madison) and having to deal with some nutty 40 year old white guy who thought he could dance. I think he set the perceptions of white people and their dancing abilities back about 30 years based on his performance. I don't know if I have ever seen anything that was hilarious and yet so painful to watch.
I've played a little the past few days and made a little. I have played very well late in tournaments but my focus just hasn't been there in the early and middle stages. I feel like I have donked away my money in a few spots.
I don't talk about the financial side of poker much but I did hit the 50k mark on the year earlier this week regarding straight poker profit. This is somewhat significant because I was originally only shooting to make 50k on the year. I have been fairly focused on school and have rarely played more than 40 hours a week. Obviously I am happy that I have reached a goal that I set for myself.
Unfortunately, I find myself constantly disappointed by poker. I hit my goal for the year six months early but nothing really happened. I didn't go out and celebrate and 99.9 percent of the poker world didn't notice or care (which is fine, btw). I'm just saying my life didn't really change. I just decided I would go for 100k instead. Hitting my goal wasn't enough. I want more. I constantly think about people who have made a lot more money than me and achieved more success than I have. I should be able to make 100k+ this year but all I do is think about people who will make more than that. I know this isn't healthy. I understand that I am 22, about to graduate with a degree, and already have a decent paying occupation. I'm not trying to brag or anything like that. I'm just saying that I get that my life doesn't suck. I just don't know if I can ever truly be happy from poker. It is somewhat ironic to me that the same passion and desire that has caused me to be profitable/good at poker is the same thing that makes me dislike the game. I never feel like what I do is good enough and I never seem to be happy with the things I achieve. I hope I can change this type of thinking in the future, but at this point I don't know if it is within my personality to due so.
Lastly, I am going to Vegas September 10th-14th for the first time. I will be with some friends and it is basically just a trip for fun. I may be going to London about a week later for the WSOPE but a lot of that is still up in the air. I've still got to finish school so I don't want to go too nuts.
That's about it. I've got to get some breakfast before my tourney starts. Thanks for reading.
-JP
A friend rode with me the other night to the airport. We ended up picking up my buddy and going out for some drinks. We went to a couple of different bars. The highlights included seeing Ron Dayne (who is obviously huge in Madison) and having to deal with some nutty 40 year old white guy who thought he could dance. I think he set the perceptions of white people and their dancing abilities back about 30 years based on his performance. I don't know if I have ever seen anything that was hilarious and yet so painful to watch.
I've played a little the past few days and made a little. I have played very well late in tournaments but my focus just hasn't been there in the early and middle stages. I feel like I have donked away my money in a few spots.
I don't talk about the financial side of poker much but I did hit the 50k mark on the year earlier this week regarding straight poker profit. This is somewhat significant because I was originally only shooting to make 50k on the year. I have been fairly focused on school and have rarely played more than 40 hours a week. Obviously I am happy that I have reached a goal that I set for myself.
Unfortunately, I find myself constantly disappointed by poker. I hit my goal for the year six months early but nothing really happened. I didn't go out and celebrate and 99.9 percent of the poker world didn't notice or care (which is fine, btw). I'm just saying my life didn't really change. I just decided I would go for 100k instead. Hitting my goal wasn't enough. I want more. I constantly think about people who have made a lot more money than me and achieved more success than I have. I should be able to make 100k+ this year but all I do is think about people who will make more than that. I know this isn't healthy. I understand that I am 22, about to graduate with a degree, and already have a decent paying occupation. I'm not trying to brag or anything like that. I'm just saying that I get that my life doesn't suck. I just don't know if I can ever truly be happy from poker. It is somewhat ironic to me that the same passion and desire that has caused me to be profitable/good at poker is the same thing that makes me dislike the game. I never feel like what I do is good enough and I never seem to be happy with the things I achieve. I hope I can change this type of thinking in the future, but at this point I don't know if it is within my personality to due so.
Lastly, I am going to Vegas September 10th-14th for the first time. I will be with some friends and it is basically just a trip for fun. I may be going to London about a week later for the WSOPE but a lot of that is still up in the air. I've still got to finish school so I don't want to go too nuts.
That's about it. I've got to get some breakfast before my tourney starts. Thanks for reading.
-JP
Monday, June 22, 2009
Poker and Airport
I played yesterday and booked a small win. I won my last SNG of the night for a decent profit. Otherwise I had a pretty brual night of final tables. I have continued to run bad and make mistakes while shorthanded at a lot of final tables. I realize I am not supposed to win every tournament but I really feel like I should sometimes. It is definately flawed thinking.
There was one spot last night three-handed at 2500-5000 where I shipped in 13bbs from the SB with Q5 into the BB who had 11bbs. I think this is a very close spot and I am not super excited to have shoved with Q5 in this spot. I decided he wasn't calling me with a lot of tiny pairs K-x hands. Unfortunately he had 77 and I doubled him up. I busted the very next hand. That is probably the one hand I regret a ton from last night. I would rather limp or raise/fold then do what I did.
There was also a spot where I stacked off on a 7-4-2 rainbow flop with AJ high and found myself against A-7. I really thought the guy was making a play and also am fairly certain he would shove both A3 and A5 in that spot. I know he would flat with all sets and I was actually priced in if he had a pair worse than jacks. Unfortunately I looked like a moron. Sometimes your wrong and you look like an idiot. I just feel like it happens to me more than most.
I am picking a friend up at the airport in Madison tonight so I am just relaxing and taking it easy today. I hate logging short sessions of the KOs so usually I just chose not to play at all. I have been taking Monday's off but I also didn't play much this weekend. I've really got to do a better job of putting in the volume.
That's about it. Thanks for reading.
-JP
There was one spot last night three-handed at 2500-5000 where I shipped in 13bbs from the SB with Q5 into the BB who had 11bbs. I think this is a very close spot and I am not super excited to have shoved with Q5 in this spot. I decided he wasn't calling me with a lot of tiny pairs K-x hands. Unfortunately he had 77 and I doubled him up. I busted the very next hand. That is probably the one hand I regret a ton from last night. I would rather limp or raise/fold then do what I did.
There was also a spot where I stacked off on a 7-4-2 rainbow flop with AJ high and found myself against A-7. I really thought the guy was making a play and also am fairly certain he would shove both A3 and A5 in that spot. I know he would flat with all sets and I was actually priced in if he had a pair worse than jacks. Unfortunately I looked like a moron. Sometimes your wrong and you look like an idiot. I just feel like it happens to me more than most.
I am picking a friend up at the airport in Madison tonight so I am just relaxing and taking it easy today. I hate logging short sessions of the KOs so usually I just chose not to play at all. I have been taking Monday's off but I also didn't play much this weekend. I've really got to do a better job of putting in the volume.
That's about it. Thanks for reading.
-JP
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Live Poker
I generally find live play really boring and I don't do it often. I am up a few hundred lifetime over a few tournaments but have never played live cash before. However, two very good friends called me up and wanted to gamble a little. They live in Madison and were willing to drive to Dubuque to have a little fun. Obviously I couldn't say no to this shit.
It turned out really fun. I think they lost a little but it was mostly on non-poker related gambling. I don't want to air their personal business on my blog so hopefully they don't mind me saying that little bit. Anyway, I basically logged a six hour poker session. There were a few notable hands. It was a 1-2 NL cash game with a max buyin of $200 (obv in for $200). All of the hands I talk about have approximently 100bb starting stacks.
Hand 1: I pick up two black aces AA MP and raise to $14 over one limper. The button and BB call while the limper folds. Flop is K-10-7 with two hearts. I bet $35. Button folds while the BB flats. At this point Kx and flushdraws make up a huge part of his range. He may have QJ sometimes but I am not sure because I have never played with him before. The turn is an offsuit four. He checks. I bet $85. He calls again. At this point I thought he for sure had a flush draw or QJ. It looked a ton like a draw. FWIW he really shouldn't be flatting the turn with either, but this guy played kinda bad. The river was the ace of hearts. It gave me trip aces but I hated the card because it completed both of the hands I thought he could have. He bet out his last $72 into a pot. The pot was about $350ish after his bet so I was getting like 5-1 on my call. I hated folding getting such sick oddds and I finally decided that there was a chance he could have like ace-ten or ace-seven. I eventually called and he showed a weirdly played AK. Trip aces were good.
Hand 2: I raise J-10 of spades from UTG. SB and BB both flat. Flop is 8-9-4 with two spades. I actually had a straight-flush draw. The blinds checked and I bet $25. SB folded. BB paused and then asked me "how big is your pair?" He then declared a raise to $100. Fuck. It is a rare person who will openly declare that you have a big hand and then announce raise without having you beat. He had about $150 behind. I talked myself into thinking that he might fold if I shoved. He called and showed me a set of eights. I was about 42 percent but I bricked. Usually I would have no problem getting it in there but his speech really makes me wish I would have mucked. If nothing else I could have flatted his flop check-raise and folded if a blank turn comes. I don't really think I have any fold equity and due to the speech he gave me I think he has a set almost always. Whatever. I put my money in with a straight flush draw. It's not the end of the world. Still, the pot was about $520 and is by far the biggest live pot I have ever lost.
Hand 3: One limper. I limp K-10 of spades from the SB. BB checks. Flop is A-7-4 with the ace of spades giving me the nut flush draw. Checks around. I bet an ace turn. BB calls and original limper folds. The river is another ace. Board is A-7-4-A-A. I check with the intention of check-calling. I don't think the BB would value bet a four here. It is a lot more likely he called the turn with a draw and missed it on the river (lower spades, 5-6, 5-3, 6-8). He bet $6 super fast. I am no Einstein when it comes to live tells but I did one look at him and was very confident he was bluffing. I called and he auto-mucked. King high was good. A small pot but a good call. In all I finished up about $225.
A couple of things. I am mostly a tourney player and am not used to having so many big blinds to work with. However, some of this was canceled out by the large size of the preflop raises (although they rarely occured). Also, live players suck hard at bet sizing. They are terrible. Guys would raise to $15 and then just bet the same amount of the flop, turn, and river. Also, guys limp way too many hands. Apparently ace-rag is the nuts. I don't want to rip on any guys that make their living playing live cash but I felt like the game played like a soft .10-.25 game online. That's not to say that people who win at live cash are idiots. If anything I think they are smart for playing people who are likely way worse than them. I'm just saying that I think winning at live cash shouldn't be too hard in the long run. I realize that it is pretty stupid to claim this after one winning session but I saw so much terrible play that I can't really assume anything else. Maybe I will get cleaned in the future for saying such a thing. I guess time will tell.
That's about it. It is almost 7am here and I am planning on logging a huge day online. I should be sleeping but I thought these hands were worth posting. Hopefully they make some sense. Also, I apologize for the bad grammar/spelling but I haven't installed word on my laptop and don't have my desktop set up since the move so I am forced to rely on my english background. Lolz.
Thanks for reading.
-JP
It turned out really fun. I think they lost a little but it was mostly on non-poker related gambling. I don't want to air their personal business on my blog so hopefully they don't mind me saying that little bit. Anyway, I basically logged a six hour poker session. There were a few notable hands. It was a 1-2 NL cash game with a max buyin of $200 (obv in for $200). All of the hands I talk about have approximently 100bb starting stacks.
Hand 1: I pick up two black aces AA MP and raise to $14 over one limper. The button and BB call while the limper folds. Flop is K-10-7 with two hearts. I bet $35. Button folds while the BB flats. At this point Kx and flushdraws make up a huge part of his range. He may have QJ sometimes but I am not sure because I have never played with him before. The turn is an offsuit four. He checks. I bet $85. He calls again. At this point I thought he for sure had a flush draw or QJ. It looked a ton like a draw. FWIW he really shouldn't be flatting the turn with either, but this guy played kinda bad. The river was the ace of hearts. It gave me trip aces but I hated the card because it completed both of the hands I thought he could have. He bet out his last $72 into a pot. The pot was about $350ish after his bet so I was getting like 5-1 on my call. I hated folding getting such sick oddds and I finally decided that there was a chance he could have like ace-ten or ace-seven. I eventually called and he showed a weirdly played AK. Trip aces were good.
Hand 2: I raise J-10 of spades from UTG. SB and BB both flat. Flop is 8-9-4 with two spades. I actually had a straight-flush draw. The blinds checked and I bet $25. SB folded. BB paused and then asked me "how big is your pair?" He then declared a raise to $100. Fuck. It is a rare person who will openly declare that you have a big hand and then announce raise without having you beat. He had about $150 behind. I talked myself into thinking that he might fold if I shoved. He called and showed me a set of eights. I was about 42 percent but I bricked. Usually I would have no problem getting it in there but his speech really makes me wish I would have mucked. If nothing else I could have flatted his flop check-raise and folded if a blank turn comes. I don't really think I have any fold equity and due to the speech he gave me I think he has a set almost always. Whatever. I put my money in with a straight flush draw. It's not the end of the world. Still, the pot was about $520 and is by far the biggest live pot I have ever lost.
Hand 3: One limper. I limp K-10 of spades from the SB. BB checks. Flop is A-7-4 with the ace of spades giving me the nut flush draw. Checks around. I bet an ace turn. BB calls and original limper folds. The river is another ace. Board is A-7-4-A-A. I check with the intention of check-calling. I don't think the BB would value bet a four here. It is a lot more likely he called the turn with a draw and missed it on the river (lower spades, 5-6, 5-3, 6-8). He bet $6 super fast. I am no Einstein when it comes to live tells but I did one look at him and was very confident he was bluffing. I called and he auto-mucked. King high was good. A small pot but a good call. In all I finished up about $225.
A couple of things. I am mostly a tourney player and am not used to having so many big blinds to work with. However, some of this was canceled out by the large size of the preflop raises (although they rarely occured). Also, live players suck hard at bet sizing. They are terrible. Guys would raise to $15 and then just bet the same amount of the flop, turn, and river. Also, guys limp way too many hands. Apparently ace-rag is the nuts. I don't want to rip on any guys that make their living playing live cash but I felt like the game played like a soft .10-.25 game online. That's not to say that people who win at live cash are idiots. If anything I think they are smart for playing people who are likely way worse than them. I'm just saying that I think winning at live cash shouldn't be too hard in the long run. I realize that it is pretty stupid to claim this after one winning session but I saw so much terrible play that I can't really assume anything else. Maybe I will get cleaned in the future for saying such a thing. I guess time will tell.
That's about it. It is almost 7am here and I am planning on logging a huge day online. I should be sleeping but I thought these hands were worth posting. Hopefully they make some sense. Also, I apologize for the bad grammar/spelling but I haven't installed word on my laptop and don't have my desktop set up since the move so I am forced to rely on my english background. Lolz.
Thanks for reading.
-JP
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Just Finished Session
This is gonna be short because I am tired and putting in a ton of hours tomorrow. I played some SNGs tonight on fulltilt and was stuck about 1k at one point. I ended up a few hundred but got killed playing shorthanded tonight. I finished third and second a bunch. Part of it was bad luck and some of it was me simply playing bad in a few spots. I am really struggling on the month at final tables and simply not winning anywhere close to as much as I expect. Oh well. Hopefully it turns around.
That's it for now. I will do my best to put up a couple of hands from tomorrow. Thanks for reading.
-JP
That's it for now. I will do my best to put up a couple of hands from tomorrow. Thanks for reading.
-JP
Monday, June 15, 2009
Sorry for lack of updates
It's a been a little while since I've updated. I moved into an apartment so that took up some time and I have been busy logging some games. I have also been relaxing/sleeping a ton.
I am going to write this next paragraph and I really hope I don't come off looking like a douche. Basically I came across another poker player's blog on the internet and they came across as really cocky and a complete tool to me. I realize that not all blogs are like this and I really hope that mine is not. I know I sometimes talk about winning, but I also mention losing quite a bit as well. As a person I pride myself on being extremely honest with both myself and other people. I definately apply this to poker. I also try to avoid bragging. I just don''t see the point. It doesn't make me extra money, which is essentially the only reason why I play poker. I just dont really care if people know that I am good at poker or not. Getting recognized for success doesn't pay the bills. Money does. Considering I am a huge longshot to ever get signed by a poker site, gaining recognition is simply not needed for me.
FWIW, I am not ripping on anybody's blog from CP or the any of the blogs on the side of this site. I think guys like Loretta and Tony Eusebio have two of the more worth while blogs on the entire interweb. There are also blogs I read on a regualr basis that I don't have linked to this site. I am not against blogging. I am just not sure I have done a good job of it. I rarely post hand histories and I often leave out funny college stories that I could put in. I know I am a somewhat of a private person so that is certainly part of it. Unfortanately, having a public blog is pretty stupid if your going to try and remain completely private.
I do plan to continue to update this blog. I will try to talk more about poker hands while avoiding brags or anything like that. I know it is a fine line and I don't want to look stuck up or anything. I hope I have never looked like that and I don't intend to start anytime soon.
Part of what I wrote above is a result of things that have happened in the last few weeks. A couple of rail people have asked for my email/aim/msn. I have given out my email to a few people and done my best to return any messages I get. I do a bad job in general but I think I have been keeping up. I rarely get on msn and I don't have aim (although I plan to get it very soon). I don't really like to give out information like this to people who don't post on cardplayer, though. A lot of those people have helped me out a ton and I view a lot of them as quality internet friends who I will likely meet someday in real life. I also don't know how or why a few people found out my real name and attempted to add me on facebook. I will probably accept, but obviously I don't feel like I know you very well. I simply know that you play poker. There are thousands of brilliant poker minds out there and I don't really see mine as special or anything like that. I would think it would be easier to converse with people who are better then me or those that you actually know. Just saying.
That's about all I have. Sorry about the length (I've said that before) and lack of a spelling or grammer check. I will improve in the future. Thanks for reading.
-JP
I am going to write this next paragraph and I really hope I don't come off looking like a douche. Basically I came across another poker player's blog on the internet and they came across as really cocky and a complete tool to me. I realize that not all blogs are like this and I really hope that mine is not. I know I sometimes talk about winning, but I also mention losing quite a bit as well. As a person I pride myself on being extremely honest with both myself and other people. I definately apply this to poker. I also try to avoid bragging. I just don''t see the point. It doesn't make me extra money, which is essentially the only reason why I play poker. I just dont really care if people know that I am good at poker or not. Getting recognized for success doesn't pay the bills. Money does. Considering I am a huge longshot to ever get signed by a poker site, gaining recognition is simply not needed for me.
FWIW, I am not ripping on anybody's blog from CP or the any of the blogs on the side of this site. I think guys like Loretta and Tony Eusebio have two of the more worth while blogs on the entire interweb. There are also blogs I read on a regualr basis that I don't have linked to this site. I am not against blogging. I am just not sure I have done a good job of it. I rarely post hand histories and I often leave out funny college stories that I could put in. I know I am a somewhat of a private person so that is certainly part of it. Unfortanately, having a public blog is pretty stupid if your going to try and remain completely private.
I do plan to continue to update this blog. I will try to talk more about poker hands while avoiding brags or anything like that. I know it is a fine line and I don't want to look stuck up or anything. I hope I have never looked like that and I don't intend to start anytime soon.
Part of what I wrote above is a result of things that have happened in the last few weeks. A couple of rail people have asked for my email/aim/msn. I have given out my email to a few people and done my best to return any messages I get. I do a bad job in general but I think I have been keeping up. I rarely get on msn and I don't have aim (although I plan to get it very soon). I don't really like to give out information like this to people who don't post on cardplayer, though. A lot of those people have helped me out a ton and I view a lot of them as quality internet friends who I will likely meet someday in real life. I also don't know how or why a few people found out my real name and attempted to add me on facebook. I will probably accept, but obviously I don't feel like I know you very well. I simply know that you play poker. There are thousands of brilliant poker minds out there and I don't really see mine as special or anything like that. I would think it would be easier to converse with people who are better then me or those that you actually know. Just saying.
That's about all I have. Sorry about the length (I've said that before) and lack of a spelling or grammer check. I will improve in the future. Thanks for reading.
-JP
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