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[joaquin14778]

I live life just like I play poker. I built up enough chips to become chip leader, then I go all in on a stupid hand.

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Not a good idea

[qbrj11]

Just for future reference, I don't think that's a good way to handle either life or poker.

[joaquin14778]

Yeah, no kidding. It's a depressing way to live and play poker. I bet I know what kind of poker player you'd be though. You'd be the one who follows the statistics of which card would come up, and slowly lose all your chips (and this is just from your sports analysis). Either way you look at it though, we both end up the same place. The key to life is winning poker.

We'll See

[qbrj11]

I think it's on now, we'll have to play some time and see. I was wrong about a couple Steelers games, but I was on the plus side of picking games all year long for the second year in a row, so my statistics should hold up against your blind faith.

Re: We'll See

[joaquin14778]

Oh, I will play heads up with you anyday. By the way, my faith in the Steelers is far from blind. It's easy to see how good the team is, just admit that you got sucked into believing they were bad because all the announcers before the games always favored the other team to win.

Not the case

[qbrj11]

I frequently disagree with the announcers, I'm not one to use other people's opinions, that's why I'd be such a darn good journalist. I admit I underrated the Steelers, but it was no secret the AFC had the six best teams in football in the playoffs.