Amarillo Slim’s Top Ten Keys to Poker Success

Amarillo Slim’s Top Ten Keys to Poker Success

1. Play the players more than you play the cards.
2. Choose the right opponents. If you don’t see a sucker at the table, you’re it.
3. Never play with money you can’t afford to lose.
4. Be tight and aggressive; don’t play many hands, but when you do, be prepared to move in.
5. Always be observing at a poker game. The minute you’re there, you’re working.
6. Watch the other players for "tells" before you look at your own cards.
7. Diversify your play so other players can’t pick up tells on you.
8. Choose your speed based on the direction of the game. Play slow in a fast game and fast in a slow game
9. Be able to quit a loser, and for goodness sake, keep playing when you’re winning.
10. Conduct yourself honorably so you’re always invited back.

Warren Buffett George Soros Carl Icahn



George Soros, Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn
are the world's richest and most successful investors.
All three became billionaires from nothing.

The Winning Investment Habits of Warren Buffett & George Soros aka Becoming Rich: The Wealth-Building Secrets of the World's Master Investors Buffett, Icahn, Soros was my bible, my handbook as a stock market investor / trader.

Just check out my amazon.ca review, a five-star, nothing less.

Finally THE book that I will cherish and re-read, May 8 2007

In my quest of absolute and perfection, I've finally find THE book. From the large number of investment and stock market books I've read this is the one, my own personal bible to financial wealth achieved through investment.

You can miss your shot buying this book. It's not an usual boring B.S. system, it's the proven investment strategies of the greatest self-made billionaire investors of all-times.

This magnificent book should be the bible of every novice or advanced investors. Because this book lays the base and foundation of every successful investment systems available.

If you want a pre-taste of the exceptionnal work of the author Mark Tier. Go to marktier.com find your investment IQ and your investor profile.

Four words to finish without giving the punches: "This book is amazing!"

The author Mark Tier excellent website  http://marktier.com/

How to become a Billionaire

How to be a Billionaire: Proven Strategies from the Titans of Wealth by Martin S. Fridson, CFA

is a book that I've truly enjoyed. Look at my official review of the book that I've posted on amazon.com.

The bedside book for every moneymaker and aspiring billionaire!, March 8, 2006

This book is the ultimate guide to moneymaking! If you wanna be a huge player, this book is for you! The author, mister Fridson was doing a wonderful job by exposing the strategies employed by the best teachers you can have, the billionaires themselves. Their way of life, their way of thinking, the way they make deal. The hard way!

How to be a billionaire is the perfect tool if you want to emulates the titans of wealth. As you can see in my others reviews. I'm a self-taugh business student and a fan of those "How to be rich" book. And I've never seen a book as valuable as this book. And I never heard of something as useful and inspirational for any accumulator of wealth.

Some passages of this book are long and boring, but nothing is pointless. Every single line of this book are of worthy academic value in your quest of being superrich.

Before receiving this book, being billionaire was somewhat out of reach. But now, I'm fully loaded and inspirated by the strategies from the titans of wealth. I love to go to the extreme and I know everything is possible if you really want it.

So how bad do you want it?

The higher you aim, the bigger your gains!

Millionaire Sports Betting Theory

SPORTS BETTING SYSTEM

I was checking one of my backlink when I've found this very interesting post:


My theory to becoming a millionaire by sports betting

- Have at least a bank roll of $1000 to start (every rich person didn't get rich from not investing)
- Bet 5% of your bank roll ($1000) on 20 games (so you have played your whole bank roll on 20 different games
- On average, I have calculated in order to break even you need to win 54% of the games
- So imagine taking 20 games in a season of your favourite sport and only having to guess 54% of them correct, easy huh?
- Gain anything over 54% and you can make a profit
- Average percentage increase in bank roll each week is 7% from going over the 54% thresh hold
- Each week your bank roll increases by 7%
- Week 1= $1070 week 2= $1144 week 3= $1224 and so forth
- 7% may not sound like much but once your bank roll gets bigger, 7% increase becomes more noticeable
- Repeat this for a few months
- Include interest rates from saving which will further increase your bank roll
- Eventually you will reach a million

Tip:
Don't spend any of your bank roll untill you reach a million or unless you get into extreme financial hardship. Spending your bank roll will slow down the process.

Never bet more than 5% of your bank roll on any 1 game.

Don't be greedy.

EDIT: The figures are averages that have been calculated by myself and various other betting bloggers and experts alike.

Thankx to calvesbrahhhh from bodybuilding.com forum
 http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=148331683

SPORTS BETTING SYSTEM

http://www.billionairegambler.com/20...y-walters.html

Billy Walters, Sports betting millionaire.

Bankrupt Millionaires

Being broke is not so bad
There is always a tomorrow.

Look out at this very interesting article by Michael Dunlop about entrepreneurial millionaires and billionaires who bankrupted on one or several occasions.  Keep in mind that the average entrepreneurial millionaire goes broke or nearly broke 3.2 times.  Don't forget that J.K. Rowling was on welfare while writing Harry Potter.  The rest is history.

Went Bankrupt, Now Worth Millions!

Written by Michael Dunlop | Posted in Entrepreneurship | 53 comments

Hello Everyone,
With this so called Recession, thousands of people are going bankrupt everyday and at the lowest point ever! Today’s list is to show you guys that although times are tough and you think you have lots everything and your to old to have another chance, well your wrong!
I was once told that you arn’t a true entrepreneur if you haven’t gone bankrupt at least once! Well Walt Disney shows us how its done, he was fired by a newspaper editor because “he lacked imagination and had no good ideas.” He went bankrupt several times before he built Disneyland. In fact, the proposed park was rejected by the city of Anaheim on the grounds that it would only attract riffraff.
It is also noteable that I have included the founder of Penthouse and the blogger Perez Hilton both web entrepreneurs! The difference between them and the others on the list is that their money is new money, made in the last 10 years! If you would like to follow in their foot steps then check out my FREE 7 day eCourse to making money online!

30 Entrepreneurs Who Went Bankrupt

Name	Birthdate	Profession	Bankruptcy Date	Eventual Net Worth
Henry Ford	July 30, 1863	Founder of Ford Motor	1903	$188,000,000,000
Donald Trump	June 14, 1946	Real Estate Developer	1990	$3,000,000,000
Walt Disney	December 5, 1901	Founder of Disney	1921	$1,100,000,000
Anna Nicole Smith	November 28, 1967	Model, Actress	1996	$450,000,000
H.J. Heinz	October 11, 1844	Founder of Heinz	1875	$400,000,000
George Foreman	January 5, 1949	Boxer/Grill Spokesman	1983	$300,000,000
Bob Guccione	December 17, 1930	Founder of Penthouse	2003	$400,000,000
Kim Basinger	December 8, 1953	Actress	1993	$250,000,000
Clarence Saunders	August 9, 1881	Founder of Piggly Wigglies (Now Safeway)	1922	$180,000,000
Milton Hershey	September 13, 1857	Founder of Hershey	1880	$150,000,000
Larry King	November 19, 1933	News Anchor	1978	$144,000,000
William C. Durant	December 8, 1861	Founder of General Motors and Chevrolet	1936	$120,000,000
Ulysses S. Grant	April 27, 1822	President	1881	$95,100,000
Francis Ford Coppola	April 7, 1939	Film Director	1990	$67,400,000
Isaac Hayes	August 20, 1942	Singer, Actor	1976	$50,000,000
MC Hammer	March 30, 1962	Rapper	1996	$33,000,000
Wayne Newton	April 3, 1942	Singer, Actor	1992	$30,000,000
Burt Reynolds	February 11, 1936	Actor	1996	$30,000,000
P.T. Barnum	July 5, 1810	Showman	1856	$25,000,000
Mick Fleetwood	June 24, 1947	Musician, Activist	1984	$25,000,000
Randy Quaid	October 1, 1950	Actor	2000	$25,000,000
Stan Lee	December 28, 1922	Founder of Marvel	2000	$20,000,000
Abraham Lincoln	February 12, 1809	President	1833	$18,400,000
John Connally	February 27, 1917	Govenor of Texas	1988	$11,000,000
Heidi Fleiss	December 30, 1965	Hollywood Madame	1998	$10,000,000
Perez Hilton	March 23, 1978	Blogger	2005	$10,000,000
Buffalo Bill	February 26, 1846	Showman	1913	$8,000,000
William McKinley	January 29, 1843	President	1893	$7,500,000
Jerry Lee Lewis	September 29, 1935	Singer, Songwriter, Pianist	1988	$5,000,000
Benedict Arnold	January 14, 1741	Major General	1779	$2,500,000

To our success in 2009,

Michael Dunlop

PS. What are you doing to beat this recession?

The link to the article: http://www.incomediary.com/went-bankrupt-now-worth-millions