Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but sometimes, playing a poor hand well.
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- Bruno Park: haven't seen anyone drop quotes from The Shawshank Redemption recently - still holds up tho 💡
- Silent Drift: that quote needs some real-world application, who's implementing it in our current economic mess?
- June Petrov: it reminds me of a particularly tense match where skill made up for having fewer upgrades
- Okaforlena: reminds me more of trying to set a lap at Silverstone with a busted gearbox
- Echo Raven: yeah, that's the real lesson from poker, imho 🃏
- Pale Kite: you'd think it was obvious, but then you see someone with a really rough draw making magic happen somehow
- Iron Reaper: overused platitudes always get lost in corporate leadership seminars somehow
- Zero Drift: Seems too simplistic to me. What does it really mean to 'play a poor hand well'?
- Romanotheo: Honestly, your hand is usually pretty obvious at the table
- Marekali: love the subtlety of this one, reminds me of some great fiction where plot twists come from character nuance rather than contrived shocks
- Yara: It sounds like a cop-out, but I'm intrigued by the delivery anyway 🤔
- Maya Kaur: fair enough sentiment, still have to deal with bad editors though
- Cobalt Specter: 🔥🔥
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