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killmepl Poland. Oct 13 2009 18:50. Posts 82 | | |
Yup, on one hand I loooove russian micro players on the other utg limp/call c/c c/c c/c with 52o J22Ax yup fun.
My classes started - more interesting than the other year. Electronics and programing - good stuff.
Last few days I bounced off from a bottom and played 11k hands till today.
Running like 5.6 blind/100h (dunno which bb or BB is for big blind  ), so step by step I'm going forward.
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It would be nice if I could get a scholarship, but I don't know how yet how to divide the time between sudies and pkr. Scholarship is like 450PLN ~ $160 /month for year, so for now it would me more profitable to study more than play, but if I play more, faster I will beat supermicro shitstakes and start playing nl25 and higher.
As for now, my plan is to play poker when I can, and when exams will start, to really really really study hard.
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I started to record my sessions. What I can say - I concentrate better on session because I don't want to mess anything up so no reading LP and no play with winamp and most importantly no checking cashier every five minutes when playing.
When done playing, I review vid first, take notes, then will discuss with friends. I think it will give me something to my game.
current br: 159
hands till now : 11150/50000
Stay tuned.
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barbieman Sweden. Oct 13 2009 20:32. Posts 2132 | | |
checking the cashier is, at least for me and when I'm break-even, bad most of the time. It sometimes affects my game in a way that nits me up a bit, which is retarded.
- "omg i have to be a winner this session!!!!"
It's mentally weak but I guess it's natural, I myself am working on it and trying to rationalize it so I don't react like that emotionally, 2nd alternative would be to just not look at the cashier |
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