
Originally Posted by
Ryan
I have to disagree with you. It is not about how profitable I am and it is not about my worst day. It is worth the aggravation because I have grown tired of the casinos. I can walk into the casino and make money, yet I still hate it.
I hate the idiots who stand behind me and breath down my neck when I am trying to play, Then when I get up, I watch them fight for my seat like a group of seagulls fighting over a half eaten hotdog bun. I dislike those who get upset because I bet against them, I can't stand watching people get mad at me because I am not superstitious and don't follow the ancient Asian superstitions, Ooooh and the bus load of dirty gamblers who come in and push and fight for a seat drive me crazy. The little mind games of the casino has been taking a toll on me. Play play play, don't go home! There is always a void of negativity, cursing, and so on at the tables. I wish that I could look outside a freaking window and see a damn tree! And the waits..it seems like more and more people are playing the game. Local casinos are opening up more tables and I still have to wait 1-2 hours to play! And the worst part...the people who puff on those cancer sticks, putting my health at risk and leaving me to return home to my family smelling of smoke.
Some people love this..some don't experience the same conditions. I hate it, but I am good at it. I go to work at the casino 1-2 weeks out of the month, hating my job just like the man who works 9-5 hates his job. So many of you want to live the "professional" life, yet I guarantee that half of you don't have what it takes. The balls, patience, discipline to not blow your bankroll and murder someone. It is not a lifestyle of cars, women, fame, and so on. You can win, but when you win long enough, it losses its magic. And all you are left with is a warehouse of ringing bells, dirt, miserable people, and a job that you grow to dislike. That is the true life of a gambler.
I have made my money. I have a lot of money in investments and I am opening up a business. I would prefer to teach my methods to people and deal with the casino less frequently. So Now Here...it is defiantly worth it to me. I don't care if I lose a little bit of money.
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