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Ray Sliva

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Hi Stefan. Sounds like a loaded question, I really dont understand why anyone would put themselves at such a dis advantage when there is so much to take in at the table. I was the guy that the players would laugh at my jokes while taking my money and now I have been sober north of five years now. Playing poker has become a much more enjoyable experience for me. I can respect that player who can have a drink and handle it. But no one at most tables likes a drunk once he goes broke. Drinking or being the drunk is your call.--r
 
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when there is so much to take in at the table....

...that the players would laugh at my jokes while taking my money...

I can respect that player who can have a drink and handle it.

/drunken-moment_ON

90% of the time you (probably) can't/won't bull**** a bull****er...

...BUT...

...if the 10% situation comes up and you feel it is right (at that moment) ...ANNNNNND... you're confidant enough to try to attempt it...

....WELL...

...get it while the getting's good!!! :D

:beerglass */HIC!!!* :beerglass

/drunken-moment_OFF


...just remember: The turn can giveth just that quick, and the river can taketh away... in a heartbeat.
 
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Don't.


Your welcome.


10/10 for this response.

If you really must, just play super small stakes. I keep a bankroll of about $1,000 and usually play STT and MTT between $3.50 to $30. If I come home from a night out and I'm drunk, I will play a $1.50 turbo game or two. No higher than that.
 
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