Probably the best way to make money at poker is to run a poker school or a poker website 
+1 for the poker website!!
Preferably one that accepts BTC
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 25969. (Read 26608062 times)
September 05, 2014, 09:03:26 AM
+1 for the poker website!!
Preferably one that accepts BTC
September 05, 2014, 08:59:14 AM
September 05, 2014, 08:57:40 AM
...helicopters were not black at all, but rgb(6,6,6).
^Exoskeleton shill confirmed. Ignored.
Mammals! Don't believe the hype! 6,6,6 is about as black as it gets!
September 05, 2014, 08:53:35 AM
Probably the best way to make money at poker is to run a poker school or a poker website
+1 for the poker website!!
September 05, 2014, 08:50:47 AM
these are the skills needed to be a successful professional poker player (in descending order of importance):
1. bankroll/money management (believe it or not, this one is the most important of all)
2. patience and discipline
3. emotional detachment from results - i.e. caring about whether you made a good play, not about what the particular result this time was
4. knowledge of probabilities (i.e. flopping a set, a flush draw arriving etc.) and hand ranges and how to exploit your opponents mistakes through this knowledge.
5. knowledge of human psychology and perception of so called "table dynamics"
I maintain that most people have no problem with point 4 and 5, but what would prevent them from becoming a successful poker pro are points 1 - 3.
1. bankroll/money management (believe it or not, this one is the most important of all)
2. patience and discipline
3. emotional detachment from results - i.e. caring about whether you made a good play, not about what the particular result this time was
4. knowledge of probabilities (i.e. flopping a set, a flush draw arriving etc.) and hand ranges and how to exploit your opponents mistakes through this knowledge.
5. knowledge of human psychology and perception of so called "table dynamics"
I maintain that most people have no problem with point 4 and 5, but what would prevent them from becoming a successful poker pro are points 1 - 3.
Probably the best way to make money at poker is to run a poker school or a poker website
September 05, 2014, 08:49:02 AM
"Black Helicopters Flown By Lizard People" is an entirely different argument. We're not talking 'bout that stuff now--just mundane shit like security.
*I, for one, welcome our Reptilian Overlords.
*I, for one, welcome our Reptilian Overlords.
Pffff... it is well known that lizard people don't like flying, and the black helicopters were not black at all, but rgb(6,6,6).
September 05, 2014, 08:47:31 AM
did btc-e get hacked
was that why there site was down?
September 05, 2014, 08:47:06 AM
^No one cares...
BWAHAHA
BWAHAHA
September 05, 2014, 08:44:55 AM
September 05, 2014, 08:44:03 AM
...
you've been brainwashed!
you've been brainwashed!
That's because he hadn't changed the tinfoil in his hat regularly, like he should have.
you've ALL been brainwashed! to think i'm saying nonsense.
this is not good. not one little bit....
September 05, 2014, 08:43:20 AM
I'm wondering if that's the only way of seeing the problem. I agree with the above, but...
...the security of conventional banking applications is not the only security layer for the end users of those applications.
Case in point:
If my bank's ATM or webportal gets hax0rd, I don't lose a cent. If that happens with my Bitcoin wallet/app, I do.
...the security of conventional banking applications is not the only security layer for the end users of those applications.
Case in point:
If my bank's ATM or webportal gets hax0rd, I don't lose a cent. If that happens with my Bitcoin wallet/app, I do.
All of these advantages will seems less significant when the government or bank determine that you can't withdraw from your account for a while, or that a part of them 'is just gone, because russian hackers, muhahaha', or that 40 year worth of world-wide GDP are to being introduced into the economy at once.
"Black Helicopters Flown By Lizard People" is an entirely different argument. We're not talking 'bout that stuff now--just mundane shit like security.
*I, for one, welcome our Reptilian Overlords.
September 05, 2014, 08:40:18 AM
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you've been brainwashed!
you've been brainwashed!
That's because he hadn't changed the tinfoil in his hat regularly, like he should have.
September 05, 2014, 08:40:11 AM
I'm wondering if that's the only way of seeing the problem. I agree with the above, but...
...the security of conventional banking applications is not the only security layer for the end users of those applications.
Case in point:
If my bank's ATM or webportal gets hax0rd, I don't lose a cent. If that happens with my Bitcoin wallet/app, I do.
...the security of conventional banking applications is not the only security layer for the end users of those applications.
Case in point:
If my bank's ATM or webportal gets hax0rd, I don't lose a cent. If that happens with my Bitcoin wallet/app, I do.
All of these advantages will seems less significant when the government or bank determine that you can't withdraw from your account for a while, or that a part of them 'is just gone, because russian hackers, muhahaha', or that 40 years worth of world-wide GDP are to being introduced into the economy at once.
September 05, 2014, 08:37:48 AM
whao pretty crap start to my day here.... anyway...
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
lol! maybe you don't know that to make electricity you anyway need oil
a lot more than a full tank of petrolyou've been brainwashed!
September 05, 2014, 08:34:11 AM
whao pretty crap start to my day here.... anyway...
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
lol! maybe you don't know that to make electricity you anyway need oil
a lot more than a full tank of petrol September 05, 2014, 08:32:58 AM
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The Bitcoin applications and their security can (and will eventually) exhibit the same amount of security (or lack thereof) as those tied in with the banking system. That part is obvious, because the Bitcoin protocol doesn't address the security of this layer in any way.
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The Bitcoin applications and their security can (and will eventually) exhibit the same amount of security (or lack thereof) as those tied in with the banking system. That part is obvious, because the Bitcoin protocol doesn't address the security of this layer in any way.
...
I'm wondering if that's the only way of seeing the problem. I agree with the above, but...
...the security of conventional banking applications is not the only security layer for the end users of those applications.
Case in point:
If my bank's ATM or webportal gets hax0rd, I don't lose a cent. If that happens with my Bitcoin wallet/app, I do.
September 05, 2014, 08:32:41 AM
OOPs, correction: the 500 balls that my student bought are not in that container. Those are mostly the spindle stabilizer balls, plus a few small ones removed from ballpont pens.
September 05, 2014, 08:31:25 AM
btc will raise over 1000$ within the end of november.
September 05, 2014, 08:30:20 AM
whao pretty crap start to my day here.... anyway...
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
anyone notice the price of gas today? unbelievable, they have been running out of gas since 1970, and then they killed the electric car, only to bring the price of gass up Up UP, because they can. "they" are true asholes. I will buy all the bitcoins that will show them HA!
September 05, 2014, 08:30:00 AM
I've understood that best months for btc are october and november.
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