Hi folks,
I had picked up poker again after an almost 15-year long break. I had probably forgotten most of the little poker knowledge that I had. However, I didn't expect that I would struggle so much even on the lowest possible limits.
Anyway, I got my shit together, worked through a lot of content, got a lot of support from the PokerStrategy community (β€οΈ), and finally was able to beat NL2 debatably, starting out playing regular tables and then switching to Zoom tables. I now feel pretty confident playing NL2z, and here is my complete graph:
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I moved up to NL5 which went really well at first, but then I hit a 13 BI downswing which was kind of tough for me. Tiny bit of tilt involved, but not too much. Also some blunders of course. See the graph:
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My short term goal is to be able to compete on NL5, and improve my game. Midterm goal is to move up to NL10 (and beyond if possible). But I am not too concerned with mid to long term goals, it rather should be fun and I like to focus on the process rather than on the outcome.
I take occasional coachings from ValueHeavy coach Peter. And currently I am trying to really get down and implement some poker basics that I recently studied.
Besides my family and my job there is not that much time left for poker over all, but I try to consistently put in study and playing hours every week.
Thanks everyone for reading and following. I'll keep you updated!
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