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Played my 1st session, std swings in between running bad, 2nd best hands but made some good value plays and managed to win well in the end.
Some kind of interesting hand from the session:
SH .5/1 QQ too passive?
Villain showed up with A :heart:2 
surprising me, no aggressive history before.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?5265601
Biggest pot lost today.
Villain is a solid winner and regular on the stakes, i don't like his cap oop with T9s, was very surprised to see this kind of hand in his capping range. I think i played it fine vs his range, i don't like raising the flop and checking turns behind, and also don't like raising the flop and bet/folding turns when the pot is big and he is getting good odds on the bluff.
I played 1/2 and 2/4 FL 6max on stars for few months like 2 years ago, but i didn't have the appropriate bankroll so eventually i got busted :f_biggrin:, but it's a great game and a lot of fun. Understanding how to win money in FL will help your NL game a lot, so i recommend to everyone who plays texas to play both NL and FL. Good Luck!
Played a very bad tilty session, could have probably made 100BB but tilted off alot didn't make much use of the good spots, bad calldowns, bad folds, ended up winning a little due to a huge amount of luck. I hate these days.
Finished the day with 1,1k hands and +6BB and lots of variance. Lost a bunch to "beefcooker", tablerate him if u want to know.
Thx 2 u all.
The last 2 sessions have been bad, semibluffs don't work.. no foldequity and the outs don't get there, running bad etc. Trying to prevent tilt mostly playing fit or fold, even checking as the pfa alot since most people have fold to cbet 0-5%.
Try to make my money from making thin turnreraises with tpnk and similar, because people are raising me on the flop very light and calling down when i raise the turn, thats what is keeping me winning atm.
I've been tilting alot and making bad plays, running bad in NLHE and FLHE as well thus i decided to pause the FL project until i'm confident in NLHE again and passed all my exams. Means I'll give it another try in may. Until then u'll get some NLHE content and results 
At least it's a winning session.. 
Sensible call IMO. No point putting extra pressure on yourself with exams looming. Good luck with them btw!
Back with some time to play poker. I'm not going to pursue the FL climbing up the stakes anymore, i will try to go for Supernova @ stars asap and then we'll see. I'll be playing some 50NL+ first to get back in the groove.
Ty. No I'm not, i don't really know what it is.
I've played my first long session and from what i see the games have really changed, they haven't become tougher but callier. People float 90% of their range multiple streets, making it easier to valuebet but also needful to make very thin valuebets thus increasing variance.
Also i've been relying a bit too much on foldequity this far, need to change the gameplan.
I'm slowly getting back into the flow. There are some unique changes, I've now adjusted to. Like check/calling the turn vs fish. It feels really odd but fish today isn't the std callingstation any more, they are much more willing to turn their bottom pair into bluffs as soon as you check, making c/c or c/r often much more profitable than the bet.
Played ~6,3k hands yesterday and today with 3 stacks down. Stars says 1,9k VPPs HEM says 1,5k. Is there any patch or sth to get the real vpps into HEM?
