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How about a simple game with some luck factor?
http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048/

I'd love to see a game like this or continuous poker played for cash


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sup liquidpokes

just decided that I want to be good at poker

some of the things I am willing to do:
- aiming for 200 hours+ months

- invest the money I earn in coaching and build a healthy bankroll in order to move up at lightining speed instead of buying stupid eletronic shits and expensive drinks for friends

- have a healthy lifestyle: start lifting again, follow a diet

- trainy, eaty, sleepy
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- not going nuts

last 3 days I've been just playing poker and doing nothing else, and I got to say that I'm feeling really happy doing that, don't know if I gonna get burnout if I keep playing 10 hours straight everyday, but I'll try

been playing a lot of regs at HU zoom while I don't get action, and been battling for anonymous tables at partypoker and I've been learning a lot doing that

also joined a few study groups, PM'd a few good regs that I know that play HU in order to get a coach, but got no luck so far, some dude who plays up to nl5k and used to coach at pokersavvy or something like that, gave me some help for free analyzing some things in my DB, really nice
also pmd FAYTH, but he said he's not coaching, don't know if there's anybody else here who plays HU

anyway, graph for the last 3 days:

http://i.imgur.com/LcJDGYQ.png

gl all


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Finished 3rd in a 26$ mtt while siting out for 520$


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It's almost fight night, we will be heading down first thing in the morning to Petaluma CA, take a little time to view the city and do a little PR work. Feeling confident, I feel like I've had a solid camp and I got an army of supporters. Saturday night can't get here soon enough. If you're in the Bay Area come on down, or watch the fights at a later date on SpikeTv, but nothing beats the live experience.


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Hi LiquidPoker,

I started playing poker in October 2013. At that time I didn't know what to do after work, other than playing starcraft 2, and the game really pissed me off because of shitty balance. So I drifted off onto other things. I know that Boxer (one of the starcraft gods) switched from starcraft to poker, made me wonder what is the beauty of poker to the starcraft pros (looking at Jinro and Fayth haha). As it turned out, I really enjoyed playing poker! It is competitive and hard, and more importantly you get some money on the side haha. So I decided to play seriously.

Started to read some books here and there, and played quite a bit on bovada. However, I lost my deposits very very quick, until February 2014, I was going to Hawaii for one week for vacation, and deposited 0.15 bitcoins to SealsWithClubs, and started playing then. After the week, I was stuck 20 chips overall, then I started using FPDB to track my winnings. Here is the graph:

http://i.imgur.com/xoGdXvf.png

Not looking that good, huh? At first I was playing pretty spewy, and overly aggressive on some of the hands. I posted hands I lost on here and people gave me feedback like "don't play like that", "fold pre", etc. I didn't understand why they said it at first, until devon said this:

On February 19 2014 23:40 devon06atX wrote: A word of advice. Stop playing like this, it will stunt your growth as a poker player massively. I said that you gotta get over this mind-set because you're posting hands that are basically bad for you in the long run. That's why you're posting them. People typically post 'boo hoo, poor me hands' or 'look at this shit, I rocked him with a stupid hand I shouldn't have rocked him with!' and as a relatively new player (in my guess), you should be playing STRICTLY ABC poker. Nothing wrong with a qjss 3bet from the button vs an aggressive cutoff or whatever, but before you go fucking around you should know the basics. TLDR - Don't play like a tit at low stakes. Not the time, nor the place.

Then he gave me this awesome offer:

On February 20 2014 23:54 devon06atX wrote: If you're serious about getting better, I have no problem discussing any/all of your posted hands with you, but I want to know beforehand if you have the drive and commitment to be serious. I haven't offered this before. FWIW, first thing I will do is link you to books. And also suggest you watch a couple series off of deucescracked. To learn to beat the game will take countless hours of hard work OFF THE TABLES. If you don't have the discipline for that, then you best take your cash to the slots. A sober Devon will probably regret this tomorrow. edit - I mean this btw. I've had an extremely insightful night and am feeling quite generous. Take it if you wan't it. But I will be tough as fuck on you.

After Devon's words of wisdom, I started to play a lot more carefully. I started off by playing almost only premium hands in position, and I started to realize that this is a great way to win at poker, at the very least, at my level. There is no need to get fancy, no need to go overly aggressive. I started to fold some of the hands that I would have never let go months ago, and the results were pretty decent.

The 2 big jumps were actually from taking shots at 50NL. It was pretty scary, but I managed to win a couple of big hands there, which is fantastic. By the end of last week I finally broke even for the month! And tonight's session was great too (almost 1k hands with +22 at the end, playing 10NL and 20NL).

In addition to that, I went to a B&M cardroom for a NLHE tournament (40-man MTT, $55 buy-in), and I managed to stay at the final table even though I was stuck at 5bb for a long time (15 min levels and the blinds shoot up quick). When there were 5 people left, 4 of them wanted to chop, so I said okay, let's chop it up. Each of us get $370 back, which is great.

I play some home game with my coworkers too. I am still break-even on those home games (20NL) (I lost to this one LAG guy a lot, I need to play super nitty vs him next time). Here is the graph with the live winnings:

http://i.imgur.com/9PE7Sgg.png

I hope I can keep up the trend and get better at poker slowly but surely!


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Cashed out, started huge volumes and long sessions => spewed alot.
its good tho, i defo need to put in huge volumes now. floorball season's over and I decided Im gonna break free of the slow BR increases after cashouts and make the next few months rly count
I was hesitant to post these it's rly bad for my ego, but what I find is best is to abandon ego in poker, just accept that you make mistakes make them public so you are more motivated to fix em.

All hands were this week. I still made money so if I avoid even half these in the future ima crush :D




VS REGS
R1: ewwww
FLOP: guy raises >60% bvb cbets too much - overcards to 7x 6x, pairs 8backdoor straight outs 8 gutter outs think I can't be folding this. I flat pretty much all my range on this board bvb - should I look to raise?
TURN:
Ok this is so weird/didn't make much sense to me. I thought 4x 8x can do this some, and maybe some sets 89? I just got confused really thought I can take it down enough on the river to make it a call he gives me 3.1:1 afterall.
vs that range i'm not so sure how I should play my strong hands:
Defo flat 89, 48s I 3b 48s tho). what do I do with sets and 2 pair hands, just flat and let 4x 8x draw making them super high ev for him to check raise?
RIVER
4X is in his range for sure but with blocking the 89 and that sizing that can be 2 pairs etc. I assumed I can shove profitably.
LOL

R2:
PRE: I have a position on the reg and expect to take it down post, the hand will go 3way a lot still 1.80:1, I'll need to realize more equity than I have postflop (27% compared to 36%) with being oop on the fish - it's close there.
FLOP think this is too wide
if the fish were folded out the float is fine of course I can bluff at spades have backdoor diamonds. But with his cbetting into 2ppl one of them fish I can just lay this down
TURN+RVR
yeah not sure here. I mean i't better not to have a spade draw as weak regs will check call some themselves here when I decide to bet shove. I just expect regs to be imbalanced heqar, check a weak range so I went aggressively after it.
Problem was that this was the A8s hand in spews so he turbosnap called - I rly didn't read the dynamic well, had an aggro image and shoved a draw hand prior at the table... should defo fold flop with that image.

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R3:
Okay I did the best to get vcalue out of air.
In the hand I strongly felt like the river is never a bluff though with the line he took... still the odds, top of my range he reps fekall besides sets...
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R4
need to look at this one later thought he squeezed too much. What's minumum 3b% for the shove to be +ev?
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R5
need to look at river play
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HANDS V FISH/Multiway
F1
90 90 pfr VPIP aggrofish

FLOP: it's basically an isolation raise here, super hard for me to be bluffing vs the reg my raising range will still be strong sets, JTss+, can do this with KJ as well vs the fish I assume? I want to be bluffing vs the reg make him fold out most of his made hands but get value from the fish.
TURN: one of the things I do a lot - just auto make a play based on stats.
plan was to call twice as he can have 46 worse jacks flush draws pairs etc. vs that range my read should be a lot stronger that 30pf hands - most of these hands should logically check the turn but will call turn bet alot. If he's truly an aggrotard the line's still good tho
river was a snap I doubt I'd do anything else
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F2
I mean this is fine, just the sizing's off - I was snapacting/tilted and was using stars helper for the first time just clicked the button
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F3+
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F4
meh this is close/kinda like it
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SPEWS
S1: 90VPIP, aggro, calls junk to 3bets
he had a sizing tell though.
This was the typical fish thought process that I took: I'm way ahead of his pf range as he raises strong hands, he has air vast majority of time...and I got attached to it too much.
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S2: I was semi tilted at this point lost like 4 pots in a row at this table - I shoved because I could. think raising smaller getting him to spazz/call with e.g. AK is better
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S3: Oh I remember this hand I was super tired/end of the day.
Guy opens too much UTG doesn't fold to 3bets. I knew in the hand the river is a fold as everything got there.
FLOP&TURN: I auto- assumed his range has a lot of junk/random shit in it along with some AQ TJ, would you be raising here?
RIVER
TJ has a pair, unlikely to do this
KT Got there
QJ got there
Backdoor spades got there - I block Qs thought that's why I decided to call in the end. It's a bad call right?
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S4: What the actual fuck?
Up until now I was getting tilted by aggro fish and button clicking regs HU
in HU when im getting run over/hit a run of bad cards I started clicking buttons and FPSing with weak hands.
From now on I will strictly control my plays HU based on my ranges and control my play that way.
Fuck if I know why I played it this way
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same hand vs this aggrotard fish:
Plan was to snap his bet, didn't expect AI at all but brain already had the instruction to call
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S5:
Same thing, up until now I was tilted and when I lost pots I played back with weak hands.
Vs this guy without and A blocker this is never autoprofit preflop as he 3bets tight like 6%.
FLOP: fuck if I know what he's doing.
Best play for my range is to just check most Qx hands and bet KK+ and bluffs that are +ev.
His raise makes no sense tho , I block Qx his range seemed draw heavy meh...

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S6
PRE
ye good spot BUT
I can flat
have position on a fish preflop
3b blocker hands like KXs if I wish
the 3b is +ev but dumb in terms of my range
FLOP
wtf? when I get confused by regs doing this, I call see what happens. but my hand is way too weak
TURN
oh boy. I mean I was thinking about what I do vs his actions, last thing I expected is his shove and snaptiltcalled even tho I dont have the odds here I mean it's not a huge loss EV wise but still a -ev play

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S7
plain and simple: if I choose this hand, it's only cause I can turn autoprofit on flop and should just give up turn, so many better hands I have to do this with ewwww
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S8
HUGE Spew
strightforward nitreg
his hand is face up
I knew it in the hand
stacked of cause fuck him/tilted
fuck shit fuck
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S9
It was actually though out, me trying to play exploitively - he 3b a few time, the dynamic just felt right for him to bluff light and he stacks off with narrow range.
Just shows how regulating my range is really necessary, even if it's a rly good spot and I believe that I should limit myself to hands like A2s-A5s that hava blocker and decent equity
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S10
aggrotilt - all streets just too light, need to pick a stronger range
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S11
oh boy oh boy
I need to get this HU vs aggrotards under control
all I will do is play strong ranges, pick them nd don't deviate from them just cause im getting run over
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S12
the whaaa?
I snapcalled rvr didnt make much sense for him to have a hand thoight it'll be a binch of random broadways oh well.
Obv sucky preflop hand selection - I will simply control my range more vs bad players
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S13
Need to look at turn bet range closer
guy calls 17% pre
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YOU ONLY DESERVE THESE IF YOU REPLY ON HANDS (nsfw):
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I'm interested in playing in this tournament and would like to see the interest level for people to buy pieces. Here is the link to the tournament schedule. I would like to play Event #1 for 3 bullets, and the Main Event. If there is only moderate interest I will play Event #1 only.

I have never gotten a live stake before, but I've been a member of this forum for probably 7 years. Here is my OPR for pre black friday times, I've been playing live ~$200 MTT's and $1/$2 with success for the past 6 months.
http://i.imgur.com/ogpE6ic.jpg

I will be selling with a 5% markup to offset some of the travel expenses. Here are the 2 packages depending on how much interest I get.

Package 1:
Event #1 Day 1B - $260
Event #1 Day 1C - $260
Event #1 Day 1D - $260
Main Event - $1600
+5%
=$2500
Will Sell 75% in 5% increments:
5% = $125

Package 2:
Event #1 Day 1B - $260
Event #1 Day 1C - $260
Event #1 Day 1D - $260
+5%
=$820
Will Sell = 50% in 10% increments:
10% = $82

Again, first time offering a live package. Let me know if anything seems out of line...


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This was on ABC News This evening:

News host 1 and 2

1"Disturbing trend among young adults, getting DTF tattooed on their bottom inner lip and flashing it to others. DTF signals 'down to ...you know...anything in bed with anyone"

2"Wow(shocking face), young people these days. That is disturbing."

1"Yes it is disturbing. The trend is sweeping the nation and Doctors fear an increase in STDs and HIV"

2"This is horrible news, when and where did this tragic trend start?"

1"It started in New Zealand in a college town of Dunedin, by an autistic guy preying on young college girls. He flashed his bottom inner lip DTF tattoo to girls in clubs as well as in public."

2"He flashed his bottom inner lip DTF tattoo to girls in public?! He should be hung! Think of the people who have gotten sick and infected because of him."

1"I agree but we can't stop free speech"

2"I am a fighter for our freedoms but he has crossed the moral boundary, he must to be punished! We must protect the future of our children"


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It has been awhile since my last update but there was not much to say.
I tried to improve and was pretty consistently winning now over a 10k sample with also some rungood and quickly boosted my BR to $150 and took some shots at nl5 (as you have seen in the hands that I posted).
Lately my hands got some more comments and some more attraction. Thanks alot for all your input on them guys!
My shots have not been going too well and were kinda mixed with some bad spots, unlucky situations and all dat shizzle. After 3-4 BE sessions and 1 loosing and 1 winning session, I caught up in 2 loosing sessions to trop a total of 10 BI's and dropping my BR back to $100 (probably should have moved down again far earlier than just at $100 but yeah...).
Anyway Iam now back at nl2 and trying to grind my way up, yet again!

Got a stacking offer for a NL5 "tryout" and then get staked into NL10 if it works out! Discussed it also with you guys here (thanks lemon for your thoughts) and declined it after getting the contract because it basically states that all losses are on me (because they always could claim I missplayed situations or whatever and then I would have to go for full makeup) and they are just staring and had 2 coaches w/o any real references and not really being available in skype for 4-5 days. Overall impression was not so great. So I decided to go with an Iveyleague Sub and learn, study and move up on my own and then maybe trying to seek out staking/coaching in a bit higher stakes.

Graph of my NL5 shot:
http://s1.directupload.net/images/140306/sjf4trjq.png

My ugly total graph to day:
http://s7.directupload.net/images/140306/vs3l4vqr.png

And for the lulz my total graph with SD and non SD values (god my SD value sucked huge monkeyballs in first 100k hands and still does but got better as you can see)
http://s1.directupload.net/images/140306/t7dxxkjb.png


Update in teh update (Inception baby!!) - Todays results at NL2 (at least this level I seem to beat now consistently):
http://s7.directupload.net/images/140307/bvyzeeba.png


Cheers!


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I've been thinking about this so much these past couple months but I can't really come up with a good answer that makes me happy about it. The idea of what should we be doing to consider ourselves being productive as a poker player. I think for a long time in my early poker years, I measured this only by did I play alot of hours/hands today, hopefully I won some money. As time went on that started to shift over to have I been winning money which gradually turned into have I been playing well/winning money.



In the past couple months I've been having really great results playing but I feel like I have been not very productive. In the months before that I felt like I was being really productive in terms of putting in the hours but with not so good results. So if you are playing 8-10 hours/day and making a small amount or playing 1-3 hours a day and making a large amount, is one more productive than the other? The only thing that matters for results in poker is making money....I haven't been able to justify working on other things/doing absolutely nothing with my time just because I am having big winning months. I think I feel more happy with myself and feel a better sense of achievement if I struggle for 8-10 hours a day playing. You could then argue, well why don't you just play 8-10 hours a day if you are winning but that is a completely different argument which is much much easier in theory than actuality.



I think you can also take into account how much time you spend working with PPT (poker equity program), reviewing hand histories, watching poker videos, talking poker with friends to decide if you are being productive but the less hours I play in a day the less hours I will work on any of this.


I've been able to be extremely productive outside of poker which could be argued has actually helped me be more productive in a shorter time at poker. There are really so many hours in the day you can spend playing basketball, working out, cooking, doing yoga, practicing dance, playing guitar/piano, stretching. I'm pretty sure I still spend hours and hours a day browsing random things on the internet but I'm not sure I should have expectations on myself to be working on something every minute I am awake. Maybe some mindless browsing is good each day.


If I was a professional live poker player and was trying to figure all of this out I would get sad. For most live players that go to the casino 5-7 times a week for 6+ hours a day... I can't imagine they feel much productivity with any part of there life. Even trying to think about having to do this makes me feel a certain type of way. You could argue that comparing a live poker player profession to many other professions where you get a similar type of feeling and make less money would even be worse. I would agree



This whole idea of productivity is something I never really have given much thought to but I know there are plenty of other poker players out there who probably have and can answer this question much better than I can. Hopefully I'll be able to take away something from someone else out there that I can incorporate into my own mindset.


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So it's 10 days out from fight night and I finally have a name of who I'll be facing, a Marcus Radtke. On to more interesting things though I found out that Spike Tv will be recording the event for a possible later air date. Once again SHIT JUST GOT REAL.


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What a challenging month this was!
It was so tough that I forgot how to divide paragraphs, so let's use, you know it:boobs!
*NOTE: Stuff in spoilers definitely NSFW*

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You know what they say - if you don't face challenges, you never improve.
Winter hit, it was real depressing im not used to this. I got a cold and troubles with my back came back, my tooth got infected and after the cold ended a nasty sinus infection came (EWWW)
that tilted my sleep regime, it was around 4am to 12 at one point. Had to stop weightlifting because it was making me worse in goals and didn't manage to come back to a new routine (have to do high reps low weight, flexibility and balance stuff - way more boring that standard bro stuff). My landlord kept working on the bathroom waking me up at 8am with a drill and had a really bad internet connection at the start of the month. Added to that was a couple -12BI sessions in the month, and a getting raped by super bad regs HU (I lost like 8BI to this -7bb/100 fishreg). And voila - challenging fun stuff was ready to be handled :D
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My mental game got so weak at one point I started throwing my mouse and broke it, punched a water bottle a few times and neighbors must have thought there's a retarded grizzly bear in the building as I was shouting in disbelief during a few sessions. So yeah the most challenging month so far pretty much.

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All things considered, I love how I handled it and it made me much stronger. Near the end of it when I knew I just cannot lose because withdrawal's coming I did everything to bounce back.
Power walks to nature during the morning, hot baths during the day, I listened to hours of hypnosis by Paul McKenna (positivity - good stuff before sleep), revisited the 7hour seminar by Zig Ziglar on how to stay motivated, came to trainings 40 minutes early to do warmup, stretching and my tai-chi/yoga routine, forced myself to sleep around 1AM even lying in bed for 30 minutes before I fell asleep, went to Sauna twice, started using tomighty to limit my sessions to 1 hour, used the rule that after every suckout stack off I have to close my eyes and do mindful breathing 1-10.
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I also set a day without poker - Every Monday after weekend push I set up a to-do list of chores and stuff I need to do, and during one Monday I booked 3 doctors, set up a new bank account did shopping for a week, dealt with my health isnsurance, cleaned my room did laundry etc. etc. so I can focus on grind for the rest of the week - something I will keep doing and definitely recommend.

This weekend I was still really on the edge, but especially morning walk and timing sessions with mindful breathing after every suckout made ma manage to drop 5BI in 500 hands and still come back on top without going crazy and managed 7.2hr grind:
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February graph:
Its around $1k including rakeback in roughly 112 hrs
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mostly micros, I made money at NL50 again but with the issues I had I rly wasnt fit to grind it a ton.
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I also learned quite a bit - worked on PF ranges vs good aggro regs using Janda's book, Pokerstrategy and watching vids (got access to rio, ivey poker cr dtb, pokerstrategy), discovered that equilab has the same feature as flopzilla (hand strenght distribution on boards for ranges) and started playing with that too. I'm still looking into the whole range control/balance/exploitive/practical application thing and think I have a good grasp of it but March will be all about actually putting in work in practice and breaking down ranges for postflop as well - I started it in February started putting a group together but when I started tilting and throwing my mouse I had to use all my powers to stabilize my mental game and counter the challenges being thrown at me and push my C instead of A game





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March
Tomorrow I go for a health check up for the first time in about 7 years with a list of stuff I need to deal with, will finally get new contact lenses (been wearing 1 month ones for a year now :D) and on 23rd I finally get to go to a dentist - I've been on painkillers for much of February because my tooth has an infected hole in it and hurts as hell. The spring is here so I am finally starting to like this country again. Floorball season ends next week so I will start focusing on physical fitness again as required for poker. Will need to take a hard look at floorball as doing gym stuff for it is less fun that popping bicep curls an pumping bench so im less likely to stick to it.
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And as said already - from preflop I'll start looking at postflop and narrowing down ranges v ranges to know what I'm doing and why better. E.G. Gogol's nose video shows you how great it is to know your range how it looks like, amount of combinations in villain's range etc.
Equilab's really good in doing one tree and showing you what different ranges flop but CRev will be a must, just need to scramble moneyz for it and make sure Ill actually put in the work and it'll add to my ev.
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Thanks for reading LP!





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Started playing a bit online again so I could continue improving. Running pretty well, I'm pretty much playing like a god. Maybe with some hard work I could get my BB/100 up just a little higher, but my play is pretty much GTO so it can't improve too much. Here's some stats/graphs.


http://i.imgur.com/4CzqcQa.png

BB/100
-568.82



Here is one of the stronger hands I played. It might not look well played, but try not to be results oriented. You can be sure that it was pretty much perfect.
Note flop raise size; not a ton of money left to go in on the turn, but villain doesn't have to fold that often for the turn barrel to be profitable.



Seat 1: j_rogan_ex ($55.83)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD ($9.90)
HungarianGOD posts the small blind of $0.05
j_rogan_ex posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #2

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to HungarianGOD
HungarianGOD raises to $0.30
j_rogan_ex raises to $1.20
HungarianGOD calls $0.90

*** FLOP ***
j_rogan_ex bets $1.90
HungarianGOD raises to $8.69
j_rogan_ex calls $6.79

*** TURN ***
j_rogan_ex bets $0.10
HungarianGOD calls $0.01, and is all in
Uncalled bet of $0.09 returned to j_rogan_ex

*** RIVER ***

*** SHOW DOWN ***
j_rogan_ex shows (a Pair of Aces +QJ7)
HungarianGOD shows (High Card Ace +QJT7)
j_rogan_ex wins the pot ($19.31)
HungarianGOD adds 10 chips

*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $19.8 | Rake $0.49
Board: [4c Qs Ad 6c 7d]
Seat 1: j_rogan_ex showed [Jh Ah] and won ($19.31)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD showed [Tc Js] and lost


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Started playing a bit online again so I could continue improving. Running pretty well, I'm pretty much playing like a god. Maybe with some hard work I could get my BB/100 up just a little higher, but my play is pretty much GTO so it can't improve too much. Here's some stats/graphs.


http://i.imgur.com/4CzqcQa.png

Stake Game Hands Hands Won Won My C Won My C All-In Adj BB/100
$0.10NL Holdem 119 54 (45.38%) ($67.69)($67.69) ($47.52) -568.82



Here is one of the stronger hands I played. It might not look well played, but try not to be results oriented. You can be sure that it was pretty much perfect.
Note flop raise size; not a ton of money left to go in on the turn, but villain doesn't have to fold that often for the turn barrel to be profitable.



Seat 1: j_rogan_ex ($55.83)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD ($9.90)
HungarianGOD posts the small blind of $0.05
j_rogan_ex posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #2

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to HungarianGOD
HungarianGOD raises to $0.30
j_rogan_ex raises to $1.20
HungarianGOD calls $0.90

*** FLOP ***
j_rogan_ex bets $1.90
HungarianGOD raises to $8.69
j_rogan_ex calls $6.79

*** TURN ***
j_rogan_ex bets $0.10
HungarianGOD calls $0.01, and is all in
Uncalled bet of $0.09 returned to j_rogan_ex

*** RIVER ***

*** SHOW DOWN ***
j_rogan_ex shows (a Pair of Aces +QJ7)
HungarianGOD shows (High Card Ace +QJT7)
j_rogan_ex wins the pot ($19.31)
HungarianGOD adds 10 chips

*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $19.8 | Rake $0.49
Board: [4c Qs Ad 6c 7d]
Seat 1: j_rogan_ex showed [Jh Ah] and won ($19.31)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD showed [Tc Js] and lost


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Started playing a bit online again so I could continue improving. Running pretty well, I'm pretty much playing like a god. Maybe with some hard work I could get my BB/100 up just a little higher, but my play is pretty much GTO so it can't improve too much. Here's some stats/graphs.


http://i.imgur.com/4CzqcQa.png

Stake Game Hands Hands Won Won My C Won My C All-In Adj BB/100
$0.10NL Holdem 119 54 (45.38%) ($67.69)($67.69) ($47.52) -568.82



Here is one of the stronger hands I played. It might not look well played, but try not to be results oriented. You can be sure that it was pretty much perfect.
Note flop raise size; not a ton of money left to go in on the turn, but villain doesn't have to fold that often for the turn barrel to be profitable.



Seat 1: j_rogan_ex ($55.83)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD ($9.90)
HungarianGOD posts the small blind of $0.05
j_rogan_ex posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #2

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to HungarianGOD
HungarianGOD raises to $0.30
j_rogan_ex raises to $1.20
HungarianGOD calls $0.90

*** FLOP ***
j_rogan_ex bets $1.90
HungarianGOD raises to $8.69
j_rogan_ex calls $6.79

*** TURN ***
j_rogan_ex bets $0.10
HungarianGOD calls $0.01, and is all in
Uncalled bet of $0.09 returned to j_rogan_ex

*** RIVER ***

*** SHOW DOWN ***
j_rogan_ex shows (a Pair of Aces +QJ7)
HungarianGOD shows (High Card Ace +QJT7)
j_rogan_ex wins the pot ($19.31)
HungarianGOD adds 10 chips

*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $19.8 | Rake $0.49
Board: [4c Qs Ad 6c 7d]
Seat 1: j_rogan_ex showed [Jh Ah] and won ($19.31)
Seat 2: HungarianGOD showed [Tc Js] and lost


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