Where to start. Returning player

gritgar · Jan 12,2012, 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by compuease

lol, so it's better to have a company with poor security handle your money?

Not what I'm saying at all. There is just such a thing as excessive security requirements. If you let security people run amok, they will turn your world into a prison camp. Moneybookers comes close to doing that. So, for quite a while, did the airline security industry, with its silly requirement that passengers surrender their housekeys and shoes to a purser.

compuease · Jan 12,2012, 07:01 AM

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Originally Posted by gritgar

Not what I'm saying at all. There is just such a thing as excessive security requirements. If you let security people run amok, they will turn your world into a prison camp. Moneybookers comes close to doing that. So, for quite a while, did the airline security industry, with its silly requirement that passengers surrender their housekeys and shoes to a purser.

How long have you been using MB? Once it's setup properly transactions are smooth and seamless... You must be doing it wrong..

BlondeFish · Jan 23,2012, 10:10 PM

Here's a review of the ebook on how to build a fortune a few cents at a time.

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If I was a micro stakes cash game player, I would look into buying Canadian blackrain79's Crushing The Microstakes: The Definitive Guide From The #1 Winner of All Time for only $19.99!

ReefAquarium · Jan 25,2012, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by BlondeFish

Here's a review of the ebook on how to build a fortune a few cents at a time.

He's a winning .01/.02 and .02/.05.
He loses at .25/.50.
Problem with that is he's only made $13,814 after 3 million hands he's paid $12K in rake.

You should learn to move up, not grind the .01/.02.

You don't go to karate class to learn to beat up 5 year olds.

You're better off learning to beat 1/2NL and not learning .01/.02NL.