还有 21 天就过年了。
这一年，你们真的赚到钱了吗？
有人账户翻了几倍，
有人还在解套路上，
也有人一整年都在“学经验”。
不管怎样——
活着在牌桌上，本身就很重要。
今年，你是赚了，亏了，还是刚回本？
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There are only 21 days left until Chinese New Year.

Did you really make money this year?

Some people's accounts multiplied several times,

some are still struggling to break even,

and some have spent the whole year "learning from experience."

Anyway—surviving at the poker table is important enough.

This year, did you win, lose, or just break even?

This article is sponsored by #BCGAME｜ @bcgame

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