Consistency: The Key to Poker Success
January 10, 2008
The greatest poker player that ever lived recently passed away at the age of 56.
David “Chip” Reese wasn’t the most famous name in poker, but he certainly was the consummate poker pro. More than any player in the world, he understood the importance of balance and consistency in his life. To Chip’s everlasting credit, he always put his family first.
Now, there’s no such thing as a perfect poker player, but Chip came about as close as you’ll ever get. Friends told moving stories about him at his funeral. There was one particular story that really stood out to me.
It seems that Chip was frequently asked the question, “How can you play in the toughest games, against the best players in the world, and still win on a regular basis?”
Chip answered that when those other guys played their best games, they were fantastic. In fact, at their best, their A-games might have been better than his.
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