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djforever Canada. Jun 22 2012 21:00. Posts 1510 | | | |
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DJ I had no idea you were a liquid poker guy. It was nice to meet you. Obviously you fucking killed that game. I'm still steaming that I didn't make more/play more in that stud8 game. |
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Highcard Canada. Jun 22 2012 21:42. Posts 5428 | | |
wall of text!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but I will try to read it all |
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| I have learned from poker that being at the table is not a grind, the grind is living and poker is how I pass the time | |
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TheHuHu3 United States. Jun 23 2012 04:22. Posts 5544 | | | |
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toger Canada. Jun 23 2012 14:07. Posts 7 | | |
awesome read. hey djforever did u feel like ur sleep schedule had an affect on overall performance? i also feel very groggy and tired from the hotel lifestyle |
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djforever Canada. Jun 23 2012 21:50. Posts 1510 | | |
I didn't realize you were lp either basement kid. Was nice to meet you too.
| | On June 23 2012 13:07 toger wrote:
awesome read. hey djforever did u feel like ur sleep schedule had an affect on overall performance? i also feel very groggy and tired from the hotel lifestyle |
If I would've had a sleep schedule similar to the one I had during Vegas beforehand the adjustment probably would've been easier. Because I went from 9-5 work schedule to standard poker schedule it took time to adjust. It definitely contributed to my headaches I think. As far as actually playing I don't think it affected my game too much. Maybe caused me to have slight mental errors I'm not sure. It just didn't allow me to put as long of sessions in as I would've liked to some nights. But I suppose that would've just further deviated from what I was accustomed to. |
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