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I know exactly what you mean. It was very helpful to me to start thinking in %’s so it wasn’t as nerving. Half pot is always half pot especially when you start doing SPR calc’s. SPR is always SPR no matter how much you have in front of you.

Proper bankroll management will also help nerves.

Jon 9mo ago

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Spaniard

Played poker in person for the first time. A few things surprised me. First is that I was really nervous. Sitting at a table where everyone else knows what they are doing and are trying to take your money is intimidating. Spent a lot of time folding just so I could get familiar with the flow. Second was the amount of mess ups by the dealer. I folded in the small blind but the dealer took my full $5 chip and did not give me $4 in change back like he was supposed to. There were multiple other times where players called out the dealer for doing something wrong and the dealer apologized. The last thing was that women get a lot of grief at the table- both players and dealers. It was a lot of drunk flirting type behavior to people that obviously weren’t interested.

Overall it was a good time. I lost some money overall but didn’t play too bad and even won a few hands.

Jon 9mo ago

First time is always nerve racking

What stakes and was this a home game or casino?

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Joe Nakamoto

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Jon 9mo ago

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Jon 9mo ago

#grillster

Replying to

Sleventy3

Nice one!

The flooring is giving me anxiety how its laid though 😬

Jon 9mo ago

There’s plenty more where that came from at my gym haha

Jon 9mo ago

You can just sweat on things.

Jon 9mo ago

Enjoy this last week of Bitcoin in the the 80k range, the two houses I have for sale close in two weeks so I know the price will be much higher by then!

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Rosstr

Do you have a recommendation on brand/product of the creatine?

Jon 9mo ago

Nope! You want monohydrate creatine, make sure the only ingredient is creatine, and then don’t forget to take it every day.

There’s probably a truly optimal dosage and timing strategy but you’re going to get 80% of the benefits from the consistently taking it.

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Enigma

I'm literally just starting back at the gym this week. Wish me luck😬😂.

Jon 9mo ago

Proof of work baby!

Replying to

Enigma

I just remember reading years ago that it shouldn't be administered in hot drinks. Additionally, if you're eating plenty of red meat, daily, that's as much creatine as your body can process, so supplementing is kind of pointless.

Jon 9mo ago

I’m pretty sure that’s been debunked on the heat issues. Besides, my coffee isn’t any warmer than my internal body temperature.

I eat a lot of read meat, but I’m not perfect with that consumption. Supplementation is cheap so I don’t feel like I lose anything taking it.

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Enigma

The heat of the coffee will denature the creatine, unless of course, it's an iced coffee.

Jon 9mo ago

Its not an iced coffee, but I don’t think it is hot enough to denature it.

Jon 9mo ago

Unflavored creatine in coffee is such a cheat code

Jon 9mo ago

I’m going to play around with morning sauna for the next few weeks, see how I like it.

You can just try things.