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Zwylde

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  1. https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2019/12/we_are_all_george_zimmerman_now.html
  2. When did exercising on a stationary bike become a "Spin Class"? I seriously thought a spin class was some kind 10's aerobics craze.
  3. ^^^^ Agree with this. I'm not really into the whole GTO thing. That seems really applicable for all the high roller tourney players who play against each other all the time and totally non applicable for your random $1/3 game. Use your poker common sense, your table image and your stack to your advantage. You are likely missing out on bigger session wins by playing short stacked. You may be more comfortable playing short stacked but as you move up levels you will get targeted and put to the test more often by better players for playing like that imo.
  4. Probably way more than you could ever read on that stuff is on twoplustwo.com
  5. I live on the West side so I pretty much stay out there. My favorite one closed this past Summer so now have to play at Freerolls but don't enjoy it at all. New one just opened on Westgreen so hopefully they run a better room. Really liked and did well at Post Oak before they closed and the West side clubs opened. I'll go to Prime or Lions if thats my only option but prefer others. I'm moving down to Galveston early next year so I'll probably be hitting Mint in Clear Lake the most often then.
  6. If he's already entering all transactions in quickbooks the COA have already been set up. That quote from the CPA looks like a boiler plate quote for all new accounts.
  7. Does your 5-10 transactions include cash transactions? Like 2 or 3 monthly deposits and less than 10 checks/ach payments? If so, then yes the GL work would not take more than 4 or 5 hours, the 1099's should take less than an hour and the tax returns maybe a couple of hours. I'm not sure what the going hourly rate is these days as I am in industry but it sounds like you have a pretty easy job as long as you have everything recorded like you say you do.
  8. Since I began tracking (July 2016) I'm at about 55% winning sessions out of approx 300. At one point I was up to 60% but have come back down this year. I play a weekly $5/5 game and the rest are $1/3 and $2/5 various casino sessions (Lake Charles and Vegas) and Houston club rooms.
  9. Well it doesn't sound like you have much to do other than build the bankroll up. It sounds like you are winning at least 60% of the time? I don't think you can expect anything greater than 70% win rate (others might disagree but I've never been able to top it) so I would just continue to play 1-3 until you get your roll up to $5k or so and move up to 2-5. You will notice a little different level of play in 2-5 so adjust your expectations for the first few sessions.
  10. Brazos Bend State Park yesterday. Not great photos (iphone) by any stretch of the imagination but up close pics of gators are always cool in my book.
  11. ^^^ Agreed. Even at a 1-3 you should be buying in for at least $300. If your bankroll allows I would also match the big stack if allowable and possible. If you have the discipline I always want the max behind me when the nuts come along. In these crazy card house games someone is almost always willing to call you off. I will always match the big stack (or reasonably close) and have at least two more buy ins in pocket just in case.
  12. Pretty great timing on the shot pic.
  13. What is your current bankroll? What stakes do you play right now? How often do you play and where? Home games, card rooms, casinos?
  14. Also due to the family selling out to PE. PE comes in and the first thing they do is cut costs and quality goes down.
  15. Turning left on red when it is obvious no cars are coming from the opposite direction is the only acceptable red light to run. In fact, there should be no left turn reds, only flashing yellows.
  16. Just now in my twitter timeline and thought it was appropriate. Not my family. https://twitter.com/30SecFight/status/1192795485297422337?s=20
  17. The actual money you pay is both the buy in and the entry. The buy in goes to the prize pool and the entry goes to the Casino. Typical starting chip amounts in these kind of events is anywhere from 10,000 to 30,000. click on the blue link for each event and it will show you the starting amount of chips and the blind structure.
  18. And how can the Club's flagship radio station not have a strong enough signal to reach Katy at any point after the sun goes down. If I ever ran into Reid at the games that was going to be the first question out of my mouth to him. There may have been a good answer but I sure can't think of it if there is.
  19. They are way to young to know about a Great White concert in Rhode Island.
  20. I got $100 Loge seats in Houston with the Verified fan presale $250 for 2 after fees. Just a tad more than $15 a ticket at Fitzgeralds in 2015.
  21. And he said that Cole started warming up on his own, was not told to.
  22. How about offering something really unconventional like 1 year $60/65 million to try and keep the band together for one more year so he has an excellent chance at (hopefully another) ring and then go off to Cali for $300 million in 2021.
  23. ^^^^^^ Interesting. Sounds like it must have come from the High Top Mountain recording sessions.
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