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RicardoInciarte
Legend
Silver Level
Keep doing well and someday you will win Big prize [emoji111] [emoji106]
alienat3d
easy-going alien grinder
Silver Level
@BlackMamba, did i got you right? You are playing poker since only one month?! And you hit the final table in a huge freeroll tournament of 30.857 players in it?!!! Damn girl, it's too weak to say "freaking awesome start!" Congrats and let the Lady Luck stay longer at your side! But as you are new to poker, please keep in mind one important point, which can be covered in words - "Easy comes easy goes". It's great when you have some luck to win big at the beginning of your poker career and have a little financial buffer, but you have to keep it playing very low and remembering that luck can turn against you at every point of time and you start loosing and loosing. I don't want to say it can get worse, i want to say it will get worse for sure. Unfortunately, it's a nature of poker. It's a tough game. And although you could be talented player, you are still very inexperienced, so keep it as low as possible and don't allow a devil on your shoulder whispering you "try a bigger shoot maybe you get lucky". Don't believe it. You won't and you will just blow your winnings and have to start from scratch. Your time will come and will be playing higher limits, when you will be ready for that. But it's still a lot of work and hands to play before you can do that. So no matter if you lucky now or not. Just keep playing freerolls and lowest limits. That's my good advice. And good luck at the tables! Ship another big win soon! 
Mare10
Rock Star
Silver Level
He explain you exelient 100% corect! Good loock in next i hope to see you on some big turnament@BlackMamba, did i got you right? You are playing poker since only one month?! And you hit the final table in a huge freeroll tournament of 30.857 players in it?!!! Damn girl, it's too weak to say "freaking awesome start!" Congrats and let the Lady Luck stay longer at your side! But as you are new to poker, please keep in mind one important point, which can be covered in words - "Easy comes easy goes". It's great when you have some luck to win big at the beginning of your poker career and have a little financial buffer, but you have to keep it playing very low and remembering that luck can turn against you at every point of time and you start loosing and loosing. I don't want to say it can get worse, i want to say it will get worse. It's a poker. And although you could be talented player, you are still very inexperienced, so keep it as low as possible and don't allow a devil on your shoulder whispering you "try a bigger shoot maybe you get lucky". Don't believe it. You won't and you will just blow your winnings and have to start from scratch. You time will come and will be playing higher limits, when you will be ready for that. But it's still a lot of work and hands to play before you can do that. So no matter if you lucky now or not. Just keep playing freerolls and lowest limits. That's my good advice. And good luck at the tables! Ship another big win soon!
"PEOPLE LEARNING ALL LIFE " 
BlackMamba
Rock Star
Silver Level
I only play for one month. But before that, I read a lot of books about poker and watched a lot of videos. And I continue to do it now. I do not believe in luck, I believe in the correctness of the game. I'm not the player who has 55 and goes all-in. I'm not a crazy girl. I started my long way in poker and I think all my big victories are yet to come. Thank you for your advice and congratulations.
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andreii955
Rock Star
Silver Level
BlackMamba
Rock Star
Silver Level
I congratulate you on this success.
terryk
TheCanuckwithalltheluck
Bronze Level
It`s on Saturday.
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BusterManTing
Rising Star
Bronze Level
It`s on Saturday.
I take it that what you say means it is even unavailable to view, until The Saturday that it is due to start?
It doesnt show up as announced?
BlackMamba
Rock Star
Silver Level
A lot of different. Harrington, Sklansky, etc. Now I read and study the book "The Raiser's Edge" (Bertrand Grospellier).
It`s take at least three months. Because I use playing cards while reading. I lay out cards, study different variations, positions and much more. Then a couple of times to reread the book. It takes a lot of time.
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