So what do you do on your 34 when you are away from home?

Real poker is not your casual play. I spent about a year of intense study, reading and playing even before I started winning.

I've bought about $10,000 in new furniture, a pontoon boat, riding mower, a $7000 trip to Vegas and played in the WSOP twice. All courtesy of playing poker. Not bad for a hobby. I haven't played seriously since 2007 mainly because of health reasons and a crazy woman. But I'm ready to get back into it. There's a picture of $21K I won in Tunica, MS in my album.

 

I know many college people have. I use to promote college players.

I know one student that found a software glitch at a newer online casino back in 2006. A certain situation and you could triple click on a button of a video poker machine and you would rack up money. Him and six college buddies worked together and cashed $220,000 before they caught on. He bragged about it on our poker forum. He bought a new Vette too. There was nothing the casino could do being out of our jurisdiction and all.

 

Nice take in the Tunica tourney.

I'm strictly cash games. The variance involved in tourney poker annoys me.