Quest of a Closet Poker Player

This is my last post at PokerWorks. My departure is a bit complicated.

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Jim McManus wrote a recurring weekend column on poker for the New York Times. It was short-lived, missing the mark it seems for both poker zealots and the general population alike. Sunday’s article on the death of Frank DeSena, unfortunately, was read more widely.

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How do you know if it is all slipping away?
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I like to think I’m not a particularly unlikable guy or have some sort of social defect, but I simply don’t have many friends.
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The most fascinating person I’ve ever met is a friend of mine, Jim.  Let me tell you a bit about his life story.
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I’ve been working pretty hard and haven’t had quality time to devote to the series.

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Some people believe there is only one person on Earth who they can share a life with. Some people feel marriage is an antiquated relationship model, that the bond and value between two individuals has a shelf life as adults change.
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I used to be the undersized all-everything athlete growing up.  Now I’m the oversized non-athlete all grown up.
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This is probably a post I’d rather not write, a look at my career to date and where I am now.  Yet here you go.
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I took down CC’s Thursday Bash last night with a torrid display of card rack syndrome combined with playing fairly well, a brutal combination. I even took out Team Never Tilt in it’s entirety as reported by last week’s winner Shane.

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