brain cameron New Member
Hungary Messages : 11 Age : 61
| Subject: How long have you been playing? Thu May 26, 2011 3:44 am | |
| If you ever really want to buy a piece of the casino, then it can be done is through brokerages. Some of our brokers (in particular, Aten and KIT Finance) today announced the provision of opportunities to trade on the London Stock Exchange (as you can see, this is where the majority of listed companies). If you do not help, you can open an account and trade via the Internet in some western offices. But actually I do not think that this article turns [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] into investors, the goal was in general not the case. I just was curious to look at the market, find and compare the value of companies, to see how they are going through crises, here and at the same time you decided to tell. If you're wondering what are the leading gaming companies, you too can look. And for public companies is available not only information on the share price, but rather detailed financial statements. At the very corporate websites for investors laid out income and expenditure account, balance sheets of companies and other places of entertaining and useful information. Personally, I sometimes wonder how many players make deposits at the casino, which is part of the institution, some marketing costs, etc., how much money institution. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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bellevuelimo New Member
Bangladesh Messages : 10 Age : 44
| Subject: Re: How long have you been playing? Mon Jun 06, 2011 1:52 pm | |
| Its because we always play for the long run number 1, and number 2 we never risk more then 2-5% of our bankroll at any one time. Poker is a game that takes a ton of twist and turns, when i sit down at a table i set a limit for the day of what i can win or what i can loss in any given session. If i sit down with 500.00 dollars at a 2-5 no limit game and i double up then i go home. Or if i loss my buy-in i also go home. I don't think of it in terams of im down 300.00 dollars so i have to get it back, all i try to do each hand is make the most sound and solid play according to the infromation i have at the time. I know if i do that, then in the long run i'll make up any money im down plus more. I never chase money, and i never play over my head. I have a big enough bankroll that i can play 10/20 games, but if i have a few bad days i'll soon find myself back to 1/2 no limit games. I never feel like i have to play higher limits at all, i play in the same 2-5 or 1/2 no limit game and i do fine grinding it out for profit. Don't ever feel that you have to play in bigger games if your not up to it. _________________ [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] | |
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