Move to Thailand end of the year. Cash games.

Hey!

Last month was lacy. 46k hands and Dropped from NL25-NL10 to NL2. EV graph +50$ and winnings -50$. Played couple of tournaments over bankroll.

Would be nice to find poker group to start from bottom. Racing and studing together.

Looking for goals and setting them.

85k hands for April.
Find other highly motivated poker players to learn and move up and down stakes.
See each day motivation to learn.
Goal catch to bills.
Deep breaths before and after sessions.
Build momentum.

Dancing on fire.

Moving to Thailand sounds like a life-changing adventure!

i did it in 2016 (moved to Thailand and made poker my profession) still on same track , didn't got rich but am okay mid-stakes (200nl-1k) player

i think its very difficult , you need a "do or die" mindset to begin with

i think there are ways of "being your own boss" , making money with something that are way easier than poker these days

going to Thailand can be really awesome for experience , it is priceless to see other parts of world when not having been outside Europe I think

most importantly I think you need to take your time and then really decide what you want to do in life , dont be trapped with social benefits for too long or a job you dont have any interest to

It's great to hear from a fellow poker enthusiast who's looking to switch to cash games. It's definitely a big change from tournaments, but with the right motivation and strategy, I'm sure you'll do great!

by the way have you heard of ISMO?

Originally posted by tukioppilas62
i did it in 2016 (moved to Thailand and made poker my profession) still on same track , didn't got rich but am okay mid-stakes (200nl-1k) player

i think its very difficult , you need a "do or die" mindset to begin with

i think there are ways of "being your own boss" , making money with something that are way easier than poker these days

going to Thailand can be really awesome for experience , it is priceless to see other parts of world when not having been outside Europe I think

most importantly I think you need to take your time and then really decide what you want to do in life , dont be trapped with social benefits for too long or a job you dont have any interest to

Hello are you still in thailand? i live in chiangmai for 7years , lowstakes CG player

Hi gaucanko,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com

Thailand sounds like a beautiful place to live.

All the best,
VS

Hey! Stopped cash games and looking for stake.

https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=543701

In which pokerrooms you play while in Thailand? Have you used local bank account or local debit card for deposits and withdrawals?