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Originally Posted by
garrett
Vegas1369 are you really trying to beg here, to see how much clout you think you have, and get me banned.
Do you know how big of a scumbag move that is. Unbeknownst to you, quite a few people here know I don't scam. And are probably LOLn at this entire thread. The Las Vegas bartender, with all the opinions, on integrity and right and wrong, trying to spend his entire waking morning, to make me out to be a piece of shit. Yo do not even know me, you dont know anything about me, VERY VERY few people here do. You should know that.
You know if I knew how to make a drink, I would challenge you at your game, when you can play a game of cards, and start to realize how damning these allegations can be to an aspiring player I would start to take you seriously
Until then you are just a Las Vegas bartender, not a poker player, so please just stay out of this!
Garrett,
It's very funny how you completely avoid my questions before this last post, but then reply immediately to this one.
Please go ahead and attempt to respond to just one simple question without deflecting...
http://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sho...l=1#post362699
We all know you can't.
Also, two things...
1) You are nothing special at poker. I played poker pretty much for a living from 2003-2007, I barely worked during that period and supported myself playing cash games and tournaments online and on the strip. I did pretty well too, and was able to afford all of the things I wanted at the time, including buying a house. After years of grinding it out I decided I would rather work for a living as opposed to ending up like so many of the regulars I sat next to on a daily basis, all talking about the same tired bullshit of the last bad beat they took, what casino has the best BB jackpot, usual casino gossip, etc.. I decided I would rather be active and on my feet all day instead of sitting at the tables. Eventually working behind the bar became the much better option to me. Not knocking anyone that does decide to play for a living, but it wasn't for me. That said, I still play occasionally.
Over the years I have literally seen thousands of dipshits like yourself who think they just need that
"one big break" to break through and "make it". 99.99999999% of them fall flat on their face, and the majority of them don't have the personal issues you have,
and are much more intelligent. And they still fail! I don't wish bad things for anyone, but just prepare for that reality to hit your angle shooting face hard when you most likely bust out early on day 1 with your stake. Eventually you are going to realize you are a) not good enough to make it in the very cut throat world of professional gambling, and b) you have burned too many bridges to get staked and continue on with this pipe dream of yours.
2) I quit bartending a year ago.