Just me then.



Scrap that

I cannot go now - other engagements.

Shame cos I really enjoyed this fessie last year.

Hero calls that went well - certainly

But, how many times do you make these hero calls and have been wrong?

Just a question

Still going here

wonder how far I will get?

Put us down Paul

Nando's it is

Excellent . can't wait to have a sing song

Any threads worth reading while i have been away ?

APART from the FACT thread Paul !!

Staying at Park Plaza

£60 a night

WB Mex

And congrats on the new baby

[I BET YOU'VE ALL HAD WORSE WHEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE!! LOL]

the name of the magazine is very apt of where you might find this swamp donkey.

All of you having a joke at this girl, but...........................

















I BET YOU'VE ALL HAD WORSE WHEN UNDER THE INFLUENCE!! LOL

Honesty

I think u can kiss the £313 goodbye


I hope I am wrong

I would have also said that higher levels require different styles, and indeed more ability.  but within the range that I play, ($1/2 to $5/10) that somehow just doesn't seem to be the case.

As I said in my original post, the only difference seems to be having deep enough pockets to be able to absorb the now more expensive bad runs and dry spells.


EDIT: I made a couple of sarcastic comments in my original reply to Paul, (I'm so weak) but then, in a rare moment of common sense, I edited them out.

Proof that Tom's account has been hacked - FACT

So I'm still wrestling with online cash.

I don't get it. People say "wait until you can beat one Level before you move up to the next"

I have to admit, I can't beat any level. Well, not to the extent that I could say "That's it, I can beat that level, day in day out"

To tell the truth, I can't see a marked difference in the ability of $1/2 players and $5/10 players. The only difference I can see is in my own ability to play properly (i.e. boldly and confidently) without worrying about bankroll restrictions.

Bankroll considerations apart, as far as I'm concerned, players are no better or worse at $1/2 than they are at $5/10. In fact I often have 3 or 4 tables open, each one at a different level. I play them all the same, and I can be doing my bollocks at $1/2 and winning at $5/10.

It seems to me that when it comes to moving up levels, your main consideration should be having deep enough pockets to be able to absorb the now more expensive bad runs and dry spells, and to be able to play with the same confidence that you had at the lower levels.

How do you play different levels at the same time?

Different levels require different playing styles, what works at one level does not work at another.

ie : low level cash - basic tight aggressive is the key, but try this style at a high level and you will get killed.

There are plenty of people with Cars fitted with hackney plates who rent them out to drivers.

I have 2 clients who do this - not strictly legal but lots do it

Do you have an ethical duty to resign from a job when the client is operating illegally?

No

At the end of the day, whatever I do or prepare for the client, the client is ultimately responsible for the completeness and accuracy of the figures and signs to say so.

Same with all Accountants.

Now if it was an audit, I would have the duty to report it in the audit report on the accounts.