Hello Dear poker strategist's!
My gaming nick name would be Greatpk. There is no real terminology for my name, it's just a random name I chose when I started to play poker online.
About me, well currently I am working a full time job from Monday to Friday as a travel agent. basically what I do is sell air line tickets to customers from USA. I am from Europe my self. I do enjoy this job so this is not going to be one of the blogs where I am trying to make living out from poker. I don't mind extra income, but poker wont be my main source of income, if it ever will be any type of income in first place.
My first experience with playing online poker was 7-8 years ago, but it was play money as I was not 18 by that time.
My first experience on real money poker tables was when I turned 18. Well, to be honest it was a disaster. I lost my initial bankroll of 10$ ( Yea I thought it was a decent bankroll back in the day). Lets just say I busted my first 3-4 bankrolls in couple of days. In one case my bankroll didn't lasted longer than 5 hours
That being said, yea I was pretty bad back in the day, hopefully I have improved since then. Poker is my hobby for sure. I do enjoy playing it and its something I have always loved to do. When my parents asked me at age of 13 or 14 what is my favorite card game, I always said poker. Nothing has changed since then, my passion hasn't died. I still love the game, probably even more now than before. I like to compete with players and I always try to outplay them, that's the reason I still enjoy this game.
I had a blog a year ago or so. Well I was too lazy back in the day to post something or even to study something. I wanted quick cash and I wanted loads of it. How silly you say, well yea I agree with you. I actually did managed to make couple of hundred $ back at that time, but I still think I was just lucky to profit. I was playing based on my emotions, if my session started good, I nailed it, if it started by a bad beat of failed bluff, well I spewed couple of stacks then. My sessions outcome was based on first 100 hands.
Since then I have improved my mindset and also my motivation is no longer quick cash. Its the part where I outsmart, outplay my opponents and compete with them for some pots! I like to play for competition more than for money, but hey, I will take the cash as well. Today I have officially returned to poker world, cause I don't feel it grindy and I am really hyped to start blogging as well. I have improved my mental statement and my view at the game in general. I am more conservative person now than I was before, so hopefully I wont just disappear in couple of weeks.
I came back to pokerstars last month, by playing couple of times at evenings. I forgot how much I love this game. Yesterday I played for like 4-5 hours after work and I didn't even realized how fast time flew.
So I decided to play at least 8+ hours a week, depends how tight or loose my daily schedule will be. But I should be able to put in more than 8 hours of playtime. At current moment I play 1 zoom and 1 regular table at the same time. This format is the best for me right now. At zoom I get most of the profit but at regular table I try to improve my player reading abilities.
That being said, I will post randomly every now and then, but I will try to stick with a weekly update as well. So don't be surprised to see one week with 3 to 4 posts but next week just a weekly report.
So here is the report of the last month, been up and down and my graph looks terrible to me, but I fixed some of the leaks already. Also I should increase my showdown winnings and reduce my red line. Well in other words its far from perfection.

So my goals for this week:
* Play 10 000 hands
* Study poker for 2 hours
* Find at least 3 leaks and improve there.
* Create ranges for my pre flop play for every position.
Goals for October:
* Play 40 000 hands
* Find at least 2 crucial leaks to improve
* Improve my post flop play
* Improve my play at blinds
* Study poker materials for at least 8 hours.
* Improve my graph, so my red line isn't above the blue line









