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Daniel - hey, thanks very much for your reply. The first part (minimum 6, recommended 50 buy-ins) is really helpful - thanks!The second part I totally respect. Giving on the quiet is the best kind. Personally it excites me to be able to give, but it excites me even more if nobody ever knows about it (ok, except for the people who get the gift, and of course our Father).For Christians, Daniel is following Jesus' command: For non-Christians, you might be interested to know that a psychologist - Hobart Mowrer - who was disillusioned with Freudian psychoanalysis founded a new branch of psycholog

Daniel - wow I've always admired your poker playing and named you as my favorite poker player, but until I visited this site for the first time and read your blog today I didn't know you were a Christian. How fun!Anyway, after reading your blog, then the forum responses, then the link to an older forum topic about can Christians be poker players, I saw the argument (which you refuted) that Christians shouldn't be poker players because playing poker is all about amassing wealth, which the other guy said was wrong.Not to detract from your (perfectly adequate) refutation then, but it made me thin