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 Originally Posted by M3RDpoRt3
no, i am not quiting renton. Actually Slevin has been a huge help. I talked to him thru my last session and it helped. I am up 114 BB in my last 2.3 hr session. I also have made myself a little sign reminding me that I do not play anythign but $.25/$.5 LHE, no more than 5 tables, and a $30 stop loss. Helps greatly. Am going to become a winner no matter what! Check out my op thread "I WIll Win"
Just a few observations you might find useful. I don't want to dog slevin here, but you need to know a few things. I don't doubt he would be a good person to talk to about setting goals, or having determination, because he has plenty of both. However, slevin is terribly misguided with how to become a winner at poker, and doesn't take criticism well, nor listen to others before him. And you can have all the determination, persistence, or whatever you want to call it, but if you fail to listen to players that know what they are talking about, and fail to put their advice to good use, then your journey to becoming a consistent winning player is going to be a rough one indeed. Because of this I would be weary talking strategy etc with him until he has proven himself a winner also. No offense but you don't really want to learn poker from a currently losing player, amirite?
Most individuals on this forum don't mind helping others, and that's why they are here. However, all the players worth listening to have put in their fair share of hard work to learn the game and become a winner, and no one wants to hold the hand of another player during their learning process. And this is where a good majority of the losing/breakeven players on FTR and other sites falter. You must be willing to put in the work, study the things you are told to study, read the articles you are told to read, and listen, or you will become just another breakeven player that is stuck.
Whether any of the above really applies to you or not, so be it. Just felt like saying it for anyone reading that wonders why they aren't making their way through the stakes, yet don't want to put in the hard work needed.
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