Comments on: Finding My Stride http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:54:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: HumanHead http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1594 HumanHead Wed, 22 Feb 2006 21:39:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1594 Keep posting reminders for the HU matches w/ Poker Champ--I don't want to forget and miss this. <br/><br/>It's gonna be GOLD! Keep posting reminders for the HU matches w/ Poker Champ–I don’t want to forget and miss this.

It’s gonna be GOLD!

]]> By: Kipper http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1592 Kipper Wed, 22 Feb 2006 18:26:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1592 Jordan...I will be looking for you on absolute tonight. It should be a good event. I look forward to see who will last longer!!! Jordan…I will be looking for you on absolute tonight. It should be a good event. I look forward to see who will last longer!!!

]]> By: DuggleBogey http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1591 DuggleBogey Wed, 22 Feb 2006 15:59:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1591 You don't even have to have done a PSO promotion. All you have to do is have a real money account at Absolute and join PSO, which is free.<br/><br/>Sweet deal considering the tourneys have a total of $10K guaranteed overlay. You don’t even have to have done a PSO promotion. All you have to do is have a real money account at Absolute and join PSO, which is free.

Sweet deal considering the tourneys have a total of $10K guaranteed overlay.

]]> By: Jordan from HighOnPoker http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1590 Jordan from HighOnPoker Wed, 22 Feb 2006 15:12:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1590 You are dead-on Hoyazo. The benefit of a book like Zen is that WHILE YOU READ IT, I, presonally, am more able to reach that Zen state. But I'm sure it'll wear off once I'm done. We shall see. You are dead-on Hoyazo. The benefit of a book like Zen is that WHILE YOU READ IT, I, presonally, am more able to reach that Zen state. But I’m sure it’ll wear off once I’m done. We shall see.

]]> By: hoyazo http://www.highonpoker.com/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1589 hoyazo Wed, 22 Feb 2006 15:09:00 +0000 http://69.73.186.10/~highonpo/2006/02/finding-my-stride.html#comment-1589 Jordan, curious to know what you think once you've completed Zen and the art. I enjoyed reading the book, but when it was all done, I don't actually think it was such a helpful book. I mean, I know I need to not tilt and to treat the other players with respect even when I lose, etc. I need help in HOW to do that, not in KNOWING to do that. I wonder if you feel the same way. Jordan, curious to know what you think once you’ve completed Zen and the art. I enjoyed reading the book, but when it was all done, I don’t actually think it was such a helpful book. I mean, I know I need to not tilt and to treat the other players with respect even when I lose, etc. I need help in HOW to do that, not in KNOWING to do that. I wonder if you feel the same way.

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