Las Vegas Poker Player Vlogs
Gobbo other Thread got closed by the mod said it doesn't belong in the House of Blogs, hoping we can have this one witho
This vlogger and this vlog is ****ing amazing. If you haven’t seen it, watch it right now. One of the most honest and gut wrenching things about poker you will ever see. Amazing.
Ya…no. If you have seen Corey in his other videos, you know this is a kid with a lot of family support, hence he’s out there seemingly risking his whole financial ruin.
Just some kid doing whatever he wants and live a cushy life even if he fails.
Lol it's a clickbait gimmick to get views. If you have followed him from the beginning you will know that he's constantly talking about risking his net worth in every single vlog, not once has he actually done it.
I get him not wanting to be a lawyer. Almost every lawyer I know is miserable.But it's his entire "I'm the smartest and best at everything but the world is out to get me " mindset is insane.Especially in light of his making poverty wages for years on end.But hey the only options in life according to him are make a lot of money but spend more than you make or make next to nothin
Gross income doesn’t matter, it’s all about that net savings at the end of the year baby!! I mean anyone who makes $150K+/year couldn’t possibly keep themselves from spending every penny they make, that’s just common sense.
Ok thanks to everyone for setting me straight on Corey. And apologies. I didn’t know that’s his shtick. It is a good shtick. It definitely fooled me. Sorry to have spammed the board with his spam.
Gross income doesn’t matter, it’s all about that net savings at the end of the year baby!! I mean anyone who makes $150K+/year couldn’t possibly keep themselves from spending every penny they make, that’s just common sense.
Exactly. Rice has turned his life into one big challenge to see just how frugally he can live and get by with almost no income and still manage to be a net saver each year. He has convinced himself that this is the pinnacle of success in a man's life. He scoffs in derision at people foolishly striving to earn more money when all they need to do is just spend less.
Ok thanks to everyone for setting me straight on Corey. And apologies. I didn’t know that’s his shtick. It is a good shtick. It definitely fooled me. Sorry to have spammed the board with his spam.
Don't beat yourself up about it too much. Everyone strays from the rubric once in a while.
New (to me) Vegas poker vlogger “Gainz” poker.
There are plenty of career options for someone with a law degree who doesn’t want to practice law. Your legal training provides critical thinking, research, writing, and analytical skills that are valuable in many fields.
Except poker.
I don't know your background; or even if this is a serious post. But (a) a retiree should have healthcare and (b) $2,000/month budget is f*cked. Healthcare is my biggest concern as I plan an early retirement. I'm in shape (workout 4-5 times a week, hike/backpack 2-3 weekends a month (climbing mountains is my jam and what I plan to spend the early years of my retirement doing
You don't FAFO with diabetes. Get that ish under control. You could lose a foot, you could go blind, you could have a heart attack. It doesn't really matter what shape you're in, it matters what you consume.
Vlogger Cowlazer reports on using electronic roulette to earn Diamond tier to avoid homelessness:
Anyone have any idea the expected loss using this method?
ELD reports towards the end of the video he is asked if he is a body builder and is told he has great calves.
Likely from hauling heavy nomadic supplies from parking garage to his room multiple times.
I liked his mathematical breakdown. "You breakeven on each spin most of the time" lol
5.26315789% of your total wager is the expected loss. Each tier credit costs about 54 cents using this method. To get 15,000 credits for diamond you can expect to lose $8,120.30
It's all the "wrongs" he's faced in his life. Him not getting a promotion despite being the best at the job. Jobs underpaying his check cause Diesel doesn't understand how overtime pay works. The apartment complex not giving him his security deposit back despite leaving the place in pristine condition as he has shown with his hotel rooms he's stayed in except for his hair sh
This post deserves some love. Absolutely spot on regarding how Rice is operating,and how he copes with his life.
I liked his mathematical breakdown. "You breakeven on each spin most of the time" lol
5.26315789% of your total wager is the expected loss. Each tier credit costs about 54 cents using this method. To get 15,000 credits for diamond you can expect to lose $8,120.30
If this is combined with the Caesars Visa card which gives 5,000 tier points per year and then a 10X day only 1,000 tier points need to be earned.
This could reduce the cost to $526
This would pay for itself after 10 nights of nomadic stay at Harrahs.
Sure, I'd love to work doing only the things I liked. But I found that good-paying jobs where I just jerked off, watched tv, and drank beer were in short supply. If I wanted a roof over my head, my belly full, and my bills paid, I was going to have to do something that I didn't much like to do, when I didn't really want to do it.
When I was a young associate, there were literally countless times some ass*hole partner would come into my office on a Friday and dump some "emergency" on my desk that required I work the weekend . . . or give me a deadline that forced me to work all night (like, literally all night . . . as in not going home and just working the following day in the same clothes). Invariably
I'll bet Diesel did no research on that IT job before he took it. All he cared about was that it required little or no knowledge and training. Which means that job was in IT support, the guys that run cable, plug in your pc and switch it on, that help out with major software upgrades, and like that. The guys you bug when your computer doesn't work. Since the network or computers have to be off or unavailable, obviously the work has to be done after-hours. It's the nature of that type of job.
I liked his mathematical breakdown. "You breakeven on each spin most of the time" lol
5.26315789% of your total wager is the expected loss. Each tier credit costs about 54 cents using this method. To get 15,000 credits for diamond you can expect to lose $8,120.30
This sounds more realistic. Sure, some years I got lucky and made 1500-2000 profit, and some years I lost several thousand. But when a newbie asks how much it will cost him to make Diamond, there's always someone that says about $415.
If this is combined with the Caesars Visa card which gives 5,000 tier points per year and then a 10X day only 1,000 tier points need to be earned.
This could reduce the cost to $526
This would pay for itself after 10 nights of nomadic stay at Harrahs.
Is it really per year? Or only the first year?
ELD reports towards the end of the video he is asked by a stranger if he is a body builder and is told he has great calves.
ElD sure has a thing about random people telling him he has great calves.
Why do you keep comparing Rice to the Olympians of personal success?
He is competing in the Special Olympics.
The terms "hobo", "tramp", and "bum" are sometimes considered offensive because they can perpetuate harmful stereotypes. A hobo is a migratory laborer who travels and is willing to work, while a tramp travels but avoids work if possible.
Rice would get more views if he changed his name to Poker Hobo.
GPI Awards really need a Best Calves Award. Rice would probably edge out Marle for the trophy.
Lol lol lol, you cant make this shyt up!
