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usually folding TT to a 3b is best, but u r 3 handed and IP so calling can't ever be that bad. would be good to have an idea of both their 3b%s so far?
not sure if getting it in is good, once sb shoves its weird, he cant ever really be that strong to backraise in this spot, but he can still be flipping vs u? & BBs range prolly quite strong, but again hard to know until we know how much they been 3b'ing 3 handed.
gl in ur quest to becoma a pro fusionpk is deffo a good player to learn from.
will be following 
[ ] Read all silver BSS articles about SH play.
[ ] Watch my studymate DukeXIII play.
[X] Play my first SH session. (extra points if I don't tilt / donk away money) No extra points 
[ ] Make a new HUD setup for SH.
Hand 1: I hate calling the river, we are beat very often, but I think vs an unknown at 2nl u probs have to call here. I wouldn't mind if you folded, but meh it's close, if u thought villain was good/didn't bluff often i defs riv. Rest is fine and std.
Hand 2: I like that you are thinking about his loose ranges etc. Stacking JJ here is probably ok, but i'd be super careful there are alot of 24tabling nits at these limits who are only going broke QQ+/AK so in general I think as terrible as it sounds that you can 3b/fold (UNLESS U HAVE SEEN VILLAIN STACK OFF A HAND LIKE TT/AQ IN THIS SPOT PREVIOUSLY)
Hand 3: I like all streets I think wp.
1 thing to note tho, u don't have auto-rebuy on, u defs need to sort this. its so -EV
Played my third session now, got a bit unlucky with KK vs AA, and for some reason variance decides to hate me again.
Bankroll at 70$ or so, just 5 BI left till I have to move down again :(.
Hi all! I'm Salivanth, the third and probably last member of the GOING PRO team. I used to play SNG's before moving to cash games in the wake of losing 300 bucks to Full Tilt's indictment. I now play NL4 SH 4-tabling on PartyPoker. Having just read "Treat Your Poker Like A Business" by Leatherass, I've committed to taking my Poker more seriously, creating a grinding/studying schedule which I shall do my absolute best to stick to.
The book is great, I wholeheartedly recommend it. I opened it curious about what it had, and I closed it (After reading through it's business section twice, taking notes the second time) convinced that not only could I become a professional, but I WILL, if I have the willingness to commit to it, with the hard work that entails. This is the first step towards that.
I'll be playing Poker around 20 hours a week, with study and analysis taking up another 7-8. I'll also have to fit in fusion's coaching somewhere, so I'll be a pretty busy man. I intend to stick with this for 9 weeks, exactly long enough to reach a bankroll for NL10 assuming neutral variance and a 7bb/100 winrate (I figure that's achievable at NL4 4-tabling) over 50,000 hands.
I shall have my own personal blog, that I am yet to start, in which I will detail my longer posts. However hands and things that relate to this project, such as the results of coaching sessions, will all go here. I may double-post them, but they will all go here so as to keep a detailed record of what's going on, to let interested parties follow along.
Thanks for the opportunity fusion, I really appreciate it.
Thanks for reading!