Hello PokerStrategy!
All my poker career started here a pretty long time ago back in 2010, but I was active only on my own language (Hungarian) section. My main profile is Cash Game, right now on Ipoker and Unibet from NL200 to NL400. There is a long and successful journey behind me, but I hope there is still time and way to achieve higher objectives. I can't be grateful enough to poker as I reached so many things I was dreaming about.
I'm almost 35 years old, living with my family: wonderful wife, amazing 1-year old son, a daugther to be born in the summer and two dogs. I could not imagine any better environment for me to be motivated (well we had some tough periods before). My main goal is to find balance between my personal life and poker career and create the financial security for all my kids until they grow up or even after that.
It's very hard to target anything specific about money in poker, but let give it a try. I dont really play a limit before having 100 BIs for the limit, and I want to play NL5k, so let say the main target is reaching 500.000 € on my bankroll. I do have to pay expenes from my poker profit, so it's going to be harder than just making 500k profit.
I do have active acccounts on Betfair, RedStar and Unibet currently. I'm not saying I'm the biggest crusher on my current limits as there are some better players but I do have a decent winrate for a long period now and I'm ready to improve week by week. I always have problems with volume as I'm not that real grinder type, but hope I can increase my yearly input. Here is my graph from RedStar Poker recently, as nobody believes without evidence right?!
The main direction is good, my red line is going to improve hopefully and my blue will not suffer that much decrease. Lets work and crush together!
GL:
novy
Normally, you only see those numbers in long-running threads, possibly still from the "boom times". You must have built up quite a following in the last 14 years to get so much support for your blog after a little over a week.
It's always a hot topic how to manage your red line (and also the debate if it's necessary at all). What's your take on that? Did you have a change in your game plan, a new approach, or just concentrating more on spots where agression was a possible choice? Looking forward to hear about your journey, I was a big fan of your videos in the past!
) Almost every session when I play a bit tired ends with decreasing red line, as I miss many opportunities, and mostly play only my cards and not the boards. 
