its funny how things work, you probably feel really good with that heater at the end, but if you won 6k in the first hr, then proceeded to lose you would feel like shit
variance is funny
And we're done with May! My biggest month in terms of volume ever I think:

Still trying to decide on my June goals, but I think I will go for less hands. 100k-120k would be more optimal imo.
Wow, that's quite some volume!
Nice result, too! and pretty close to EV most of the way as well it seems(Not that I want to pretend to say that ~$3k is "little", but you know what I mean?)
Are you Zooming to reach that kind of volume or just putting in serious manhours?
Mostly just putting in serious manhours heh, 265.7 hrs for the month according to HEM.
Originally posted by GodlikeRoy
Mostly just putting in serious manhours heh, 265.7 hrs for the month according to HEM.
Wow, that's pretty damn hefty... 8.57h/day average is quite solid...
That's why you deserve your red spade pro, for sure!
wow duude so sick volume ♠_o:
btw whats the last few k hands? looks like u play Nl2 there as no swings just horizontal line
Haha well I had a prop bet with a friend to get in 150k hands and I only had a few hours left, so I fired up 8 tables of low stakes Zoom and got in the last few hands in time!
I read that PLO200 zoom is now rolled out, too.
But that might be the "low stakes zoom" for you Mr. Balla!
Originally posted by fruktpuff
I read that PLO200 zoom is now rolled out, too.But that might be the "low stakes zoom" for you Mr. Balla!
Yes they released it a few days ago which is great imo! It has had some tough lineups actually as any reg at 1/2+ including some 5/10 and 25/50 regs are jumping in so I think 0.50/1 will probably be significantly softer than 1/2 (more so than at the regular tables). And further than that 0.25/0.50 would be especially soft as all the 1/2 regs are usually playing 1/2 and 0.50/1 zoom so once you get to those levels you're almost entirely playing against only regs at those stakes + fish, and there are a lot of fish imo.