Fallin in (microstakes zoom blog)

_Anonymous_ · 2014-07-06T13:14:26Z

Hey everyone, so I decided I want to get serious about playing poker after a few years of casually playing poker online. I bought microstakes Pokertracker, started with a bankroll of $100 and went grinding. Basically I want to start treating playing poker much more seriously than in the past and see this blog as a tool to keep myself in check. I will probably be posting here every couple of days to let you know how I'm doing. For now I play full ring micro stakes Zoom ($0.02/$0.05) as my main source of income, plus some 6max and micro MTT tournaments when I feel up for it. I plan on playing poker between 5-6 hours every day, and then spending some time on self analysis. My short term goals are playing between 5000-10000 zoom hands a day and reaching the pokerstars gold star VIP level. I also want a solid winrate (about 5BB/100) through a 200k+ hand sample. My long term goals is reaching NL100 with a solid bankroll. I will mostly try to keep this interesting by posting observations, interesting hands and whatnot. anyway, thanks for reading.

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19.11.2014, 15:46 0

Originally posted by NezNanec
I think that part of my problem was that I wasn't really doing anything else besides playing poker, so in a way poker was dictating my whole happines. Now I do a lot of coding, play guitar a bit, watch TV series and so on just to break the routine and I find it much easier to concentrate on my grind.

Hi, NezNanec,
Is certainly important to have a live balance.

When I play poker too much, I start to think like I'm playing poker.

Best of luck,
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