Poker Dojo

In the early days of poker arts, all students trained outside and, as now, wore a white belt. Because the belt was never washed as a symbol of hard work put forth into ones training (as is still today), the belts got dirty. Training on the poker felt made the belts green, eventually they became dirty (brown) with the toil of bad beats, then very dirty (black) when they learned to overcomb these beats. Fighting over time left blood on the belt, hence the slashes of red on the belts of masters and the total red belt of grandmasters.

Here in the Dojo is where we train so one day the Poker world will know our name.