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SirPaulius
Joined: 19.11.2009
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always remember impossible is nothing ! keep it up !


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adasko99
Joined: 13.02.2011
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wtf? are you out of your mind bro?
you are playing NL10 with 10Buy-Ins Baknroll for a living/surviving?
do you even realize what kind of negative impact that will have on your minsdest whilst playing?

go and get a job NOW


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Originally posted by adasko99
wtf? are you out of your mind bro?
you are playing NL10 with 10Buy-Ins Baknroll for a living/surviving?
do you even realize what kind of negative impact that will have on your minsdest whilst playing?

go and get a job NOW

I dont' play nl10 with 10 buy-ins, mate. I play 5nl now with $140 roll, I played 10nl when my roll was about $220 but i withdrew two times $100.


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adasko99
Joined: 13.02.2011
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My mistake, pardon :f_thumbsup:

But still this is bad man...
20BI is absolutely nothing, because 1 good downswing combined with a withdrawal or two can very easily bust you...

Do you live on your own? DO you pay rent?

I'm also wondering did you work on your mindset after loosing that initial $3K at all?


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Originally posted by RakeVictim
Honestly, I prefer to play against regs. Is much easier for me. I steal a ton, x/r rivers, triple barrel gutshots, using scaring cards to bluff etc untill they adjust, but fortunately they don't do that very often. Almost always regs fold TPTK when you raise the river or even turn. Playing very aggro and making thin value bets it's the way to beat regs on 5/10nl.
Preflop they adjust quickly, but very bad adjustment if you ask me. I 3b/4b a ton (like 12-15% 3b and 4-5% 4b ~13% squeeze) and once they starts to 4b me I call with suited hands like KQs Jts, Qjs, 9Ts etc and steel very often the flop, depends on the villain tho. or ship Ax Kx Qx and any pairs.

Sounds to me that you are going to crush these limits very very nicely ^^. I'm curious though. Did you have some form of mentoring or did you just learn from articles and such?
Playing against regs is not something most micro players do unless they have absolute confidence in their exploitative game.

Anyways, would like to see a link to your graph. Or you could make a daily update on the start of every daily update like:
Hands Played:
Bankroll:

Yeah, I'm usually result-oriented :f_biggrin:

With regard to the previous comment on bankroll, have you checked out the risk of ruin thing?RoR

Keep crushing mate!!


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adasko99
Joined: 13.02.2011
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jesus fucking christ...


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Forgeh
Joined: 14.12.2008
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@RakeVictim No offence man but if youre afraid that your girlfriend is about to dump you just because you have temporary money issues instead of supporting you in the hard times shes definitely not the one you should spend your life with ;). Think about it.
Anyway good luck with poker, your topic is my no.1 at the moment ;o


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GrindingMachine
Joined: 10.12.2011
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@forgeh that's bull****, you don't know them at all and you breach their privacy, it's their business and let them take care of themselves.

to the author, most interesting blog i have seen in a while,
goodluck

don't let your private problems break your mindset, i would suggest some sort of 10-15 warm-up before sessions like listening to a music that chills you out/makes you motivated, keep calm, don't give up and reach for your dreams :f_thumbsup:


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Hi again guys,

The last few days I have problem after problem. Never been in such life downswing before, maybe I have to go to church, arrange a meeting with the Pope or something like this.

My grandmother passed away ( 82 yr), good thing is that a was never been close with her, so it wasn't something too bad. Prob karma will bite me, but I was more upset after the funeral when I decided to grind and my video card blow :( So for the last few days my computer didnt work and I couldnt grind. The IT guy wanted $90 for a new video card, but I had like $70. :( After we talk in for while he agreed to give me new one, but I have to pay him in $90 a week. The $70 which i have kept for food. So now i'm in debt even to a computer guy
To laugh or cry- don't now, prob is better to laugh.

About poker, I played today but very short session, about ~1500 hands and made a profit of $15. My laptop is still not working properly, because when I open 4 tables + HM is veeeeery slow. Lagging too much. (cant see my card, when I press fold or raise i have to wait like 15 sec every time, it's so tilting) Tomorrow I'll go back to the computer guy.

A guy above said he wanted to write my roll daily so no problem mate:

Bankroll: $125

Originally posted by adasko99
Do you live on your own? DO you pay rent?

I'm also wondering did you work on your mindset after loosing that initial $3K at all?

Unfortunately, I pay rent. As I said before good thing is that my rent is paid for april, but till 11th of March I have to pay like ~ $100

I didn't work on my mindset, I even don't know how to work on my mindset. :) Just it was long time ago, after that I understood I was big fish on heater at that time and that's why I lost it. Not a big deal, that will never happen again.

Originally posted by ZeDawning
I'm curious though. Did you have some form of mentoring or did you just learn from articles and such?

Yeah, I'm usually result-oriented :f_biggrin:

Thanks a lot for the good words mate!
I dont have a mentor, I just read a ton of articles from another forum and whatched more than 200gb poker videos from CR, Bluffire, DC, Leggo, etc

And I am result- oriented too :P

Originally posted by Forgeh
@RakeVictim No offence man but if youre afraid that your girlfriend is about to dump you just because you have temporary money issues instead of supporting you in the hard times shes definitely not the one you should spend your life with ;). Think about it.
Anyway good luck with poker, your topic is my no.1 at the moment ;o

In general you are totally right! I got your point, but in my case it's a little bit different, it's a long story.
Thank you a ton about the wishes dude!

Originally posted by GrindingMachine

to the author, most interesting blog i have seen in a while,
goodluck

don't let your private problems break your mindset, i would suggest some sort of 10-15 warm-up before sessions like listening to a music that chills you out/makes you motivated, keep calm, don't give up and reach for your dreams :f_thumbsup:

Greatly appreciated mate, thank you very much!
Before session and while I'm in the session I'm listening this on repeat


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martinemem
Joined: 05.07.2011
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While i do agree with grindingmachine, i do not believe listening to music is the most effective way to warm up.

That could be enhancing your awareness, or it could just be preparation like going through hh's.


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adasko99
Joined: 13.02.2011
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I didn't work on my mindset, I even don't know how to work on my mindset. smile Just it was long time ago, after that I understood I was big fish on heater at that time and that's why I lost it. Not a big deal, that will never happen again.

wrong...


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Today:
Hands: ~7500
profit: $65
Bankroll: $190


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kidzoltan
Joined: 05.08.2010
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Nice profit! This blog is very motivating even if you play micro stakes! _biggrin:


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Living on the edge, $150 rent is quit nice, I pay close to $900. :'(

GL!


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comit007
Joined: 08.11.2009
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Originally posted by Goedemiddag
Living on the edge, $150 rent is quit nice, I pay close to $900. :'(

GL!

QFT. I'm rooting for him, I really am. I always like an underdog success story. And I'm sure there's other factors involved in the living conditions.

But holy shit. I think I spend more a month in coffee than $150. Actually I KNOW I spend more a month in coffee than that. Even excluding everything that isn't survival, I'd still need close to 20x that just to stay in my house and feed my family. That's without driving to work in a town with no public transit.

I know it feels like a bad time currently, but if you are serious about this as a lifestyle, you aren't going to get a better shot at it than right now.


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Hi guys,

It's time for today's update. I played around 8k hands and made a profit of $55. It should be more, but at the beginning Ive lost 4bi all AA vs randoms :(

Bankroll is at $245 Tomorrow (or even later today) I'll shot 10nl. Hope nothing gross happen :)

P.S. Thanks a ton for all your support guys!


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Played one more session, this time at 10nl. I was on God mode, made $63 bucks in few hours.

Bankroll: $308


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Avataren
Joined: 28.04.2010
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Originally posted by martinemem
While i do agree with grindingmachine, i do not believe listening to music is the most effective way to warm up.

That could be enhancing your awareness, or it could just be preparation like going through hh's.

preparation like going through hhs ? really ? do you want him to fall asleep before he gets to the tables ? .. Reviewing old sessions shouldn't be done before a new session. a session review should happen right after you end one.


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Hi fellas,

Just finish my 1st session for today. Played for about 4.5 hours and made $42 bucks at 10nl. Also got some kind of a bonus $10. Next time I'll get $50 which must be nice. I was thinking to shot nl25 when I reach $400, because I wanted to have like 4bi to shot, but I'll do it later today with 3bi. Hope it works :)

I really want to climb to nl50 at the end of next week and shot nl100 till the end of the month, because this non stop grinding is killing me. Im playing like 10h+ every single day and it started to hurts. All I do is play from 9am to around 3pm then eat and watch some hands till 4-5pm and then play again till 11-12pm. Then sleep and do it again. That's even more than 10 hours a day. I think Im going crazy :)

If I climb to nl100, then I assume I'll make some money with less playing (around 5-6h per day)

Bankroll: #360

Also I have a ton of FPPs, but I'll wait to exchange it next month, because then I'll be platinum star.


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karlick
Joined: 20.06.2010
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lol me, u killing me.

It looks like Ur skill is amazing, my dream is to make 300$ monthly and U do it in couple of days.


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