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This is very possible, and something I've worried about. I don't agree with your reasoning, but that's probably because it somewhat belittles what I teach. St
by ILIKEPONIES 14y ago
This is very possible, and something I've worried about. I don't agree with your reasoning, but that's probably because it somewhat belittles what I teach. Still, it's very possible that startup people just aren't as interested in poker. The finance market is probably a better target market for me.
- fitandfunction 14y agoDidn't mean to belittle, I was just trying to talk out loud as to why I haven't signed up for a poker class. In some ways, I'm an ideal student (play casually 1/mo, visit Vegas / Reno 1/yr, know enough to know that I don't know enough, etc), yet, I've never taken a class. I have purchased a few books. Part of it might be that for something like poker, at the point of decision, I'm thinking "I could spend this money on the class ... or I could take this money and go play poker." Tough business! Good luck
- ILIKEPONIES 14y agoim surprised you purchased a book (which is often stale) but wouldn't consider a relatively cheap class. i can pretty much guarantee you you'd learn way more with me. in any case, good luck on the felt.