Poker is a game that rich people play.

I played poker and mahjong without sleeping and I felt so sick that I almost fainted. I need to get enough sleep, hydrate, and eat.

I have 4 more days to work before I go on a trip. I'm looking forward to it.

I'm doing my job well.

A lot of employees have been fired due to COVID-19.

There are not enough staff,

The floor is overflowing with people as before.

There is always a shortage of manpower.

It's a mess.

There are quite a few dealers who have returned.

A lot of other departments have also replenished staff.

As for me, I work lazily.

Before, about 75% of my days off were spent sleeping in my room or shopping at Donki.

In the past few months, the proportion of mahjong and poker has increased.

It's twice as fun, but the money is coming in and out so quickly.

My days off are over in a flash.

And then I go back to work. . .

I sometimes win and lose $500 at poker and mahjong

Well, sometimes I win and lose more (lol)

It would be tough if I lost $4000 or $5000 in a month

But it's impossible for an ordinary Japanese salaryman to have the financial sense

People who work in Singapore have relatively good salaries

So it's surprisingly possible.

But I wonder if losing $5000 a month would be mentally draining.

Oh, I'm fine (lol) but I can't afford it.

When I see people on the casino floor betting $1000-$5000 per game on the side beds instead of betting $5000 on the main bed, it makes me sad.

It's so easy to bet big amounts of money.

The payout is 20x or 50x, so if you win, you get a big return.

But if you don't win, you'll keep losing.

If you bet $1000 per game and miss 60 times in a row, it's 60K...

That's not the main bed.

There must be people in Macau and Las Vegas who bet even more.

If those people were playing poker,

a multi-million all-in would be just a few dozen dollars at the rate they're playing.

Oh, call! Call!

That's what it must feel like.

Yes. I can't win (lol)

0 Thanks. Stomach ache → anemia → collapse. This set comes to me sometimes. I played poker and mahjong without sleeping, and I felt sick and almost fainted. I need to get a proper sleep, hydrate, and eat. I have 4 more days to work and then I'll go on a trip. I'm looking forward to it. I'm working hard~Due to COVID, quite a few employees were fired, so there are not enough staff, and the floor is overflowing with people as before, and we are always short-staffed. There are quite a few dealers who have returned, and other departments have also replenished a lot of staff. As for me, I work lazily. Before, I would sleep in my room or go shopping at Donki about 75% of the time on my days off. In the past few months, the proportion of mahjong and poker has increased. It's twice as fun, but the money is coming in and out so quickly that my days off are over in a flash. Then I go back to work. . . I sometimes win and lose $500 at poker and mahjong, and sometimes I win and lose even more (lol). It would be tough to lose $4000 or $5000 in a month, but it's impossible for the financial sense of an ordinary office worker in Japan.People working in Singapore earn quite a good salary, so it's surprisingly possible. That said, if I lost $5000 a month, would it be mentally devastating? I'm fine with it (laughs). I can't afford it, but when I see people on the casino floor betting $1000-$5000 every game on the side beds, instead of betting $5000 on the main bed, it makes me sad. It's so easy to bet big amounts of money so easily, with payouts of 20x or 50x, so if you win, of course you get a big return, but if you don't, you'll keep losing money. If you bet $1000 every game and miss 60 times in a row, that's 60K... That's not the main bed, so there must be people in Macau and Las Vegas who bet even more. If those people are playing poker, a multi-million all-in is just a few tens of dollars at the rate they're playing. Oh, call! Call! I guess it's like that. Yes. I can't win (laughs). takac717 | 2022-08-05 10:54 | Mufufu | Comments( 0 ) by