I just quit my psychology course I started in september. I'll go traveling in late January thus I have 2 months where I'll squeeze in alot of poker. I've been playing poker full time for ~4 years, until just recently when I tried out studying. The course I tried out gave me all I wanted, so quitting now seems perfectly fine. (Wanted to test the waters, se how the academic lifestyle was etc)
I am Swedish and 24 years old. On my spare time I wakeboard when the season is up (cable wakeboard), wall climb and play music. I also do party a lot. I'm playing 5-handed cash game on a swedish network, svenska spel, in the range of NL€100-200. My playing style is quite explo rather than GTO, mainly because I can't be arsed. I've had a few blogs here before but nothing too serious. Did a couple of instructional video series for the swedish community back in the day, mainly for tournaments as I started of playing MTTs.
I'll start of with goals for the first month, until 15th Dec:
- Practice drum technique 10 min/day (crash learning as I'll play drums in a band in december)
- Finish of my music production course I'm taking
- Progress with the running for the mile (european) on new years (Shin splints)
- Start watching poker videos again (like... a year ago I last did?)
- Finish applications of NL hold'em once and for all
- Learn more neat poker odds/math in certain situations (Don't even know exact % flush draw turn>river after 4 years of fulltime, lol)
- Play live a couple of times
- Start playing on a tracked site here, to gain video access
- Play MTTs on sundays and not be too hungover (PLEASE, note to self)
Poker isn't as fun as it once was and I'm actually looking for what's next in life. But as I've now got two months with nothing planned (yet) I figured I might as well push me a bit with a blog, lets see if it does the trick!