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		<title>Famous Quotes from Poker Players</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Texas Hold ‘em poker is blessed with a rich history of colourful poker players who have given us plenty of great memories from a time when poker was not as mainstream as it is today. I have read extensively online and collected some of my favourite poker quotes for you to enjoy. Some are wise, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="https://www.bwin.com/epage.aspx?aid=27738" title="Play Texas hold ‘em poker online at bwin.com!">Texas Hold ‘em poker</a> is blessed with a rich history of colourful poker players who have given us plenty of great memories from a time when poker was not as mainstream as it is today. I have read extensively online and collected some of my favourite <strong>poker</strong> quotes for you to enjoy. Some are wise, some are funny but all are excellent and will help you think of <strong>poker</strong> in the right way; as a wonderful game steeped in plenty of varied history.</p>
<p>Tom McEvoy says that, &#8220;There is more to <strong>poker</strong> than life&#8221;. <strong>Poker</strong> is certainly a complex game that we can only hope to learn as much as possible when we play. Wilson Mizner was a promoter who alludes to the gambling nature of poker when he says &#8220;Gambling, a sure way of getting nothing for something&#8221;. This is a great quote and often true if you do not take care of your <strong>poker bankroll</strong> and recklessly buy into games you should not be buying into. Max Shapiro agrees with Wilson, &#8220;They say <strong>poker</strong> is a zero-sum game. It must be, because every time I play my sum ends up zero.&#8221; This is untrue if you work hard and study, profit will find you.</p>
<p>Playing poker with knowledge of the risk management is essential. We all love the game but it has hurt a lot of people. Every <strong>poker</strong> room wants players to enjoy the game responsibly, that way everyone wins. The late Stu Ungar knew this more than most and he is quoted saying, &#8220;It&#8217;s hard work gambling and playing poker. Don&#8217;t let anyone tell you different. Think about what it&#8217;s like sitting at a poker table with people whose only goal is to cut your throat, take your money, and leave you out back talking to yourself about what went wrong inside.&#8221; Often it was Stu Ungar taking the money, but his drugs and sports habit betting cost him dear.</p>
<p>In <strong>poker tournaments</strong> the swings make it a prime target for some brilliant poker quotes. WPT commentator Mike Sexton said &#8220;One day a chump, the next day a champion. What a difference a day makes in <strong>Tournament Poker</strong>.&#8221; You can hear him say it in that distinctive voice of his! General David Shoup has good advice from a military perspective when he says, &#8220;The commonest mistake in history is underestimating your opponent; happens at the poker table all the time.&#8221; Read all the advice you can on player profiling and never overestimate your own abilities. That can be fatal to your <strong>poker bankroll</strong>.</p>
<p>The best quotes are the funny ones. These are memorable and you can tell opponents this to break the ice and get them talking. Puggy Pearson was a great straight talker on poker and is both funny and wise when he said, &#8220;Everything is mental in life.  The butt was made to lug the mind around.&#8221; Robert Turner said a great line perhaps belonging on the stage when he said, &#8220;A person should gamble every day, because think of how bad it would be to walk around being lucky and not know it.&#8221; Poker players may find it difficult to justify their losing play this way!</p>
<p>There are many other excellent quotes by both well-known poker players and actors. You will even hear some great lines at the poker table so keep a note of them and use them in your <a href="http://www.bwinpokerblog.com" title="Play Texas hold ‘em poker online at bwin.com!">poker blog</a> postings or personal journal entries. <strong>Poker</strong> quotes are a great way of learning about the history of poker and the people that made the quotes famous.</p>
<p>Respecting the history of <strong>poker</strong> is a good way of keeping perspective and keeping you focused on becoming the best poker player you can be for the right reasons, rather than just for the money.</p>
<p>By <strong>Malcolm Clarke</strong></p>
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