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bernotas22
Legend
Silver Level
ok not nasty, just plain rude.
i think disrespectful is actually the word for it rude works though, im working on not being rude cause it's actually a disgusting thing to do
ok not nasty, just plain rude.
Well this is my official stance on worrying about money while playing . I once read a post somewhere talking about The_Battler_33 where the poster was describing his play style. The line that I distinctly remember from that post was "when you have no worries you can play like a demon". Now with that said, all great players usually have good bankroll management, and if you have that then you allow yourself to play the way you choose in any given game. You won't allow yourself the burden of worry, because you know if you get knocked out or lose your initial buy in that you have at least 20-30 more waiting for you. If you're playing a tourney or a ring game that is too expensive for your bankroll then you WILL NOT be able to play optimally. That's basically what it boils down to for EVERYONE. Now the fashion that one plays beyond that is a different subject.Money does affect my game...all the time.
It's the fear of taking risks and losing money, which should not affect your game.
It is good idea for Phil Ivey. He is control not so much 'who is big stacks' or 'small stack'Yo! I gotta think a huge part of being one of the best poker players is not letting money effect your play, Personally I think I play much better when I am not letting the money affect me probably cause then I won't tilt, making the money seem like play money and focusing on crushing souls is they key isn't it???
Phil Ivey is the best player out there and he doesn't seem to worry too much about money which is why he is the best! Where would you rank this aspect of poker? and do you think you can be one of the best without it?
HU4rollz?