In a game where you want to survive and play the supporting role, the most important trait is consistency.
I don't take unnecessary risks, I don't make mistakes. I just wait for you to make one—because everyone makes them sooner or later.
Workplace wisdom: What you have done is not what matters; what you can still do is.
The feeling of being valued is the feeling of being taken advantage of.
Family education is what your immediate relatives teach you after you come home.
Whether they spend all day playing mahjong and dancing and being unreliable, or they study with you, or explain how knowledge is applied in society.
This makes a difference. The former amounts to no education at all or serves as a bad role model. As for what the latter actually teaches, that depends on your family.
When is the best time for your first all-in bet? When you’re making your entrance.
Because at that point, you’ve got nothing to lose. You’re already down in the hole, and losing just keeps you there. With no chips to begin with, the bigger the bet, the better the deal.
When is the best time for your second all-in bet? Right before you die.
Because your chips are about to be confiscated anyway. Whether you bet or not, you’re still going to die. That’s your second opportunity to go all-in.