Hi all,
Have an old blog here from more than over a year ago. I'm a poker player from Holland. I play it almost 6 years now I think. Mostly for fun, sometimes tried moving up stakes but highest I played was NL25 and shots NL50. Played also MTT’s and SNG’s. Mostly failed because of discipline, not great goal setting, lack of persuasion, tilt and so on. Right now studying economics of business, just started the 3rd year, so this are my last two years. Basically in August I thought to myself, I have two years before I graduate, I have two years to show I can beat NL100 and beyond to myself. I made some plans, and trying to treat poker like a business. I deposited to play NL5, beated it and took a shot on NL10. Had a 12 buy in swing, played NL5 and beat it again, so playing NL10 SH zoom right now.
The first challenge/vision I have is to get to and beat NL25 over a minimum of 20k hands before the end of this year.
I am doing an internship until the end of January, so have to work from 8.00-16.30 every day. I try to dedicate most of my evenings to poker. Try to play between 1,5-2k hands of zoom every day. Really want to get volume in, but will also dedicate a lot of time to study.
I will do the following things to increase my chances of success:
- Every month I will look only one time at my cashier. This will be at the end of each month.
Have made two excel’s I fill in daily:
- Mental excel (give a note for different area’s like focus, tilt resistant, mistakes, decisions, overall game)
- Game excel (information about how many hours that day I will dedicate to playing, studying. My actual playing hours as how many tables, hands, rake, vpp and fpp’s)
- Have a pre and after session checklist.
- No autopiloting
- Just joined a studygroup
- Post hands
- Practice math every day
- Try to update my blog daily
- Weekly goals
- Daily goals
Goals for today:
- Evolution of poker part 3
- Practice 0,5 hour math
- Play 2k hands
- Review my session

