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  1. 08-19-2016, 01:55 PM #1
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    What kills the progression player?

    If you’re a progression player, you need to know the enemy, namely, why your progression failed

    Top 3 reasons:

    #3 Bankroll
    You didn’t bring enough money with you at the table to see your progression thru. Born looser

    #2 Playing conditions
    Rules and table limits are crucial, and when these are poor, so are the results

    #1 Variance
    I have seen 22 hands without a single win. There were pushes and surrenders, but no wins. Variance will kill you.

    Now, now, I know that the peanut gallery here will say only stupidity kills the progression player, but I’m not too sure about that
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