I find HU is more of a who blinks first game than a test of actual poker skill. With that said plenty of the biggest bankrolls in the world come from HU games.

It's main significance is that it's your last chance to win the hand. This makes it tricky to play.

Nah, I don't ever consider my bankroll when playing individual hands. If you do you can't afford the game you're in.

Yes, this is a sensible strategy used by many. Different intent i think.

I haven't seen this either lol

I think that at this point it has to be GG. They do have a great site.

It's an oversaturated market for sure. Players often have a few go to sites already. Hard to convince players to try something new when they have reliable options.

It's a great strategy as it does rattle quite a few people.Takes them out of their game.

We need to get this game going. Where are you guys?

It is pretty easy to play on mobile. If you're only playing one game it's actually great. Just really hard to multi table

Ya that's just it. Can catch it up anytime. I don't have any real reason. Seems like something I'd enjoy. Never made time for it.

I remember the hand on High Stakes Poker where Hansen beat Daniel quads over boat.

I've never watched Harry Potter. Yep, I'm rhe one. Thst author sure is going through it right now.

A lot of people have mentioned that they like Brave. I've never checked it out. May be worth a look.

If you can live comfortably that sounds great! Would love to have more time to devote to projects, home life etc

Haha, it's just a scented candle. No actual whiskey.

I mean if you're having like video chats regularly or exchange phone numbers I consider that real. Still not too many.

Hard pass on that lol. Carnivore is actually working out very well. I won't preach but I'm super happy with it.

I would recommend starting with at least $100. You can comfortably play $1-$3 games with this amount.

I use my winnings to buy into bigger games once my roll allows. Just progress buyin levels until I'm playing the best games available. With That said the biggest tournaments I've played regularly were $50 sit n go's back on Full Tilt.