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09-09-06, 07:59 AM
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I personally dont like setting goals, thats just me. My goal is to not have to ever deposit again. I will but any deposits past my next one will just be additions to my bankroll and not needed to play. I actully cant stand setting goals because if you dont reach them its like you were a failure. I honestly like the bankroll building contests but if there is not enough intrest and you want to do the goal thing that is fine by me also. I do see your point though about JD grinding .10/.25 would be really big waste of his time. BUT there are alot of low limit players on here also that might be intrested in it. Lets see how many are interested in next couple days and decide to go from there. |
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09-09-06, 08:13 AM
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Goals don't have to be make $x in x days. Just setting out to do what you posted the other day: Play within a set limit, play your best and build within your limits is a goal. I totally understand that it can be frustrating not to meet a monetary goal you set for yourself.
I wasn't saying this should not be done. It was fun the other times and if there is interest it is a good idea.
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