Hi, welcome to my blog where I will be tracking my quest of moving from NL2 to as far as my poker fins will take me on 6 max regular tables.
Background
I've been playing poker online for a number of years now with not a great deal to show for it. Never really employed any bankroll management and any decent winnings were withdrawn (not that there was ever any huge amounts). Until I joined pokerstrategy I thought I was a decent player, but the amount I've learnt in the last month has made me realise I'm much more of a
than I thought. In December I had $5 in my Pokerstars account and decided that instead of depositing more money, I would build a bankroll from it. Rather than playing my usual SNGs and MTTs, I switched to cash games, not sure why, just fancied a change I suppose. My bankroll is now sitting at $29.68, but I know it could be a lot higher if I focused a bit more.
The Goal
My goal is simple. To be better at something I love doing and make some money while doing it.
The Plan
Due to my work pattern, it's difficult for me to set aside specific amounts of time for specific activities like alot of other people, some days I will be able to dedicate alot of time to poker, other days none. The main things I am going to do will be;
1. Only play when I'm in the mood to play, leave the tables when I'm not feeling it anymore.
2. Rather than watch 1 video a day or read 1 article a day, take 1 concept at a time and stick with it until I fully understand it and am happy that I've implemented it into my game.
3. Review my sessions, post hands in the forum (something I don't do at the minute)
4. Be more active in the forum, make new poker buddies.
5. Update my blog as often as I can
My updates will likely be quite basic at first as I don't understand a lot of stats at the minute. I could post graphs, but probably wouldn't be much use at discussing them in any great detail. Hopefully that's something else I will learn along the way.
That's pretty much it, if I think of anything else or things change, I'll update as and when.
For now I'm off to the tables.
Thanks for reading
mrd





