Chad Brown - Why Some Talented Poker Players Lose?

Poker pro, Chad Brown, explains why sometimes even very talented poker players go broke.

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[hegadem]

Very good explanation. Thanks for sharing.

[Foreverguga1]

@MrJonnyboy36

Nobody knows my screennames for various reasons. I hate being railed and the IRS is everywhere. I do whatever I can to keep my poker winnings separated from my identity.

If people post about your winnings on facebook it can/will be used against you. So no I never give anybody my SN. Even on 2+2 poker forum I only post as hero and villain.

Even with this strategy it only took a few months for my personal name to be linked to a poker site via google search engine

[MrJonnyboy36]

@Izaak247 User name?

[MrJonnyboy36]

@teknomogul What casino do you go to?

[MrJonnyboy36]

@Foreverguga1 Discipline is I believe the most important attribute in a good poker player. When you tilt you lose self discipline.

Don't think I'm saying your a bad poker player, but if your tilt is making you give away your hard earned money well...

Can I have your User Name as well?

[Foreverguga1]

@Izaak247

That's complete BS. You either have bad bankroll management or you are simply not good enough to beat the field. Probably the latter. What stakes have you been playing with what kind fo bankroll?

[Foreverguga1]

@9livesm

So basically you are saying that professional chess players are degenerates too because they don't contribute to society? How about soccer players earning 100k per month? Is that contributing to society? Is your lousy job a contribution?

Here's the truth kid. Society should take care of itself. If you can make 5k per month consistently and save your own ass with it, that's fine. No friends? From what planet are you? You are just a frustrated losing player

[Foreverguga1]

@MrJonnyboy36

I disagree. You'll see a lot of talented young players (myself included) go on tilt and lose a huge part of their roll in a meltdown. Tilt control can be learned and fades with experience. However if you've been playing for years and still have meltdowns like Hellmuth, you are simply not a good player indeed

[smb1103]

@Izaak247 then ur game obviously isnt good....lmao

[arnaldo717]

@9livesm you would get your ass whooped for calling someone like doyle brunson a waste of space, life is about making something out of any kind of ability or talent you have