I was wondering

[ACE2M]

The options are a bit slim but i would like to see the results

[matt674]

All depends on who i'm being compared with...............

[Gryff]

My VPIP is around 25% and I'm a winning player.
Semi-loose/tight aggressive

[Snatiramas]

All depends on who i'm being compared with...............

Matt  .............let me think about this

[matt674]

Sit me next to Jac Arama and i'm the rock of all rocks, Sit me next to Alex Kong and i'm looser than Jac Arama.............

[TightEnd]

the results of these are usually skewed by people, even anonymously, refusing to click the "I'm not winning" options


I seem to remember one poll in which 85% of those blondes answering had won over the last year!
  

[Claw75]

the results of these are usually skewed by people, even anonymously, refusing to click the "I'm not winning" options


I seem to remember one poll in which 85% of those blondes answering had won over the last year!
  

I wonder why?  it's not as if we can see who voted for which option.  I'm quite happy to openly admit that I'm not winning!  (unless the enjoyment I get out of playing counts as winning!)

[Royal Flush]

Winning looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooose.

I think the number of blondes who are winners is likely to be higher than the average given they are already on a poker forum.

[Jon MW]

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I think the number of blondes who are winners is likely to be higher than the average given they are already on a poker forum.

This is true and also there is a huge variation between one person being winning and another.

At the top end of the scale there is 'making a living out of poker' winning, and at the other end (my end) there's 'making 70 cents an hour' winning - but it's still winning.

[Swordpoker]

Everyone's a winning player at least some of the time 

[ericstoner]

This is impossible to eveluate,cos losers lie and winners say their "about level mate",
the best way to get a true reflection on your pole,is to invert the results.......as a poker player I never lie.

[gmoneyAK]

im down

[Jim-D]

Im quite proud of the fact that when i opened my 1st poker account in Feb 2005 and deposited my $200 that i have never had to dip into my bank account to re deposit, I won a seat via a free roll to the Prima $100.000 Gtd and finished 7th for $3100 real early on, I took $2k out to piss against the wall and used the rest to play on many other sites,

Due to my personal finances i have many times had to cash out some nice tournament winnings to pay bills (without poker id probably of really struggled this year), If i never had to do these things then i would have quite a tasty bank roll, but my current roll is about $1500 dotted around various sites so im still stuck at the lower limits.