Beer Nation Citizen’s blog [SnG]

Originally posted by Vildcz
Hi Steve,
I never heard of "Czechvar" ♦ but it might be Budvar and yeah it's quite average beer, I don't drink it at all, you should taste Pilsner Urquell

This one

Spoiler

Since it's from budweiser it is most likely Budvar....

I am angry because I saw the Urquell but decided not to drink it because there was so many beers. Promise I will taste it and tell you my feedback.

If you have any imported beer store in your area, try Peche Mortel, best beer in Quebec, Canada. Stout witth Coffee taste, sure its better not to get drunk with but for tasting it's perfect.

Originally posted by stevegold87

If you have any imported beer store in your area, try Peche Mortel, best beer in Quebec, Canada.

Ok, I'll remember the name, but imo it will be hard to find it, I can't imagine anyone who would be interested in importing canadian beer, because it wouldn't be profitable

Today I passed my chemistry exam... and that means BEER FOR EVERYONE!
Wait, that would be too expensive...

Here's at least virtual beer

Grats on the exam! Maybe i'll take an Urq when the weekend binge approaches:)

F*ck poker! After a 100BI downswing (-65BI under EV) is my BR only $130
I keep reviewing my game, I watch coachings / videos...I don't know what else should I do...

Originally posted by Vildcz
I keep reviewing my game, I watch coachings / videos...I don't know what else should I do...

Just keep doing more and more of this. Review with other people, too.

Originally posted by gedwashere91
Review with other people, too.

I'm doing that too

I can't belive I'm saying this, but....great run today, 25BI heater (12BI beyond EV) ♠_biggrin:

nice ♠_thumbsup: good to see you have overcome your downswing.

note - you have never played badly (EV line never turned down), so there was nothing to change in your playing patterns. Well done. Every downswing makes us stronger and stronger

note - you have never played badly (EV line never turned down), so there was nothing to change in your playing patterns. Well done. Every downswing makes us stronger and stronger

note on note - There is always room for improvement

congratz on heater

agree on the other hand many people tilt due to the downswing and start playing worse - so I wanted to say that already "not playing worse from psychological reasons (tilt)" is a good result short-term = managing yourself well during downswing

After all I'm glad that the downswing came, because it forced me to study more. I discovered some leaks in my push/calling ranges + I started selecting tables. When I moved down to $2 and there were some regs at the table, my attitude was like "I'm not afraid of some awkward $2 reg" but now is my attitude like "they might be $2 regs, but they decrease my ROI, so that's why I won't play at this table". In last 3 days I managed to almost double up my BR (currently $205). If it goes like this, I'll be able to hit $6 turbos next month ♠_cool:

I also tried some super turbo $1 HUSNGs, they seem to be very fishy. I think I'll be playing them at school during lunch breaks, it's a lot of fun and action, I like that I think it will help me to improve my post flop play. It's not a big sample, but here's the graph:

UTG is a fish, he shoved my 3bb raise with 22 from UTG+1 (15bb effective stack), so I bet 100%, because I know he will call.

Hi guys,
here's a small update. This month has been quite swingy so far, when my br was $200 I moved to $5 normal structure SNGs, I lost 10BI so I had to move back to $2 turbos, then with 40 BI I moved up again. Today I won 10 BI ♠_biggrin:

February:

OT: I love this car ♠_love:

sick volume

how many tables are you playing? and how many hours is that??

Originally posted by Hlynkinn
sick volume

how many tables are you playing? and how many hours is that??

Currently I'm 6 tabling and HEM says 69 hours ♦

Originally posted by Vildcz

Originally posted by Hlynkinn
sick volume

how many tables are you playing? and how many hours is that??

Currently I'm 6 tabling and HEM says 69 hours ♦

lol thats sick... well done

This hand made my day ♠_love: When I'm dealt KK/AA, I usually just steal blinds, so this one was a breath of fresh air ♠_grin:

Awesome! ♦

From The Poker Mindset:

A player on aggressive tilt will overplay his hands, betting and raising where he should just be checking and calling, or even folding. The triggers for true aggressive tilt are uncommon for most players but unfortunately all too frequent for others. A hot-headed player with a large ego might be especially prone to aggressive tilt.

^^
Yep, that's me