one of the weakest hands I'd consider calling, what's yours?
Random tard fish, stats are from way ago

1mm+ hands and still playing nl50.

Don't you thinks it's about time to find something else to do with your time?

snap call, this is one the better hands you'll have in this spot

On October 21 2013 10:34 Hasty Pond wrote: 1mm+ hands and still playing nl50. Don't you thinks it's about time to find something else to do with your time?

how do you mean?

On October 21 2013 10:34 Hasty Pond wrote: 1mm+ hands and still playing nl50. Don't you thinks it's about time to find something else to do with your time?

n/m

On October 21 2013 10:34 Hasty Pond wrote: 1mm+ hands and still playing nl50. Don't you thinks it's about time to find something else to do with your time?

micros 4eva

some people just arent meant to play higher limits

On October 21 2013 12:14 redrain0125 wrote: Show nested quote + On October 21 2013 10:34 Hasty Pond wrote: 1mm+ hands and still playing nl50. Don't you thinks it's about time to find something else to do with your time? micros 4eva some people just arent meant to play higher limits

do I hear a prop bet brewing?
i got a 100hr/14 days challenge these puppeys will be my reward so far on track


pretty sure if I manage to keep 160+hrs/mo instead of 50 + studying that I'm doing up there's no way I won't reach my goal of 10k roll and one of the best NL100 regs by end next September.

On October 21 2013 12:42 LemOn[5thF] wrote: pretty sure if I manage to keep 160+hrs/mo instead of 50 + studying that I'm doing up there's no way I won't reach my goal of 10k roll and one of the best NL100 regs by end next September.

how will you determine if you're "one of the best NL100 regs" at that point? what do you think you're doing differently now compared to before?

those goals seem really odd paired with each other...if you're one of the best 100nl regs by the end of next sep. you'll have much, much more than a $10k roll, even if you cash out 100% of your monthly life expenses (according to what you say they are on your blog) until then. at least assuming you follow some kind of semi-natural learning curve.

On October 21 2013 15:18 bigredhoss wrote: Show nested quote + On October 21 2013 12:42 LemOn[5thF] wrote: pretty sure if I manage to keep 160+hrs/mo instead of 50 + studying that I'm doing up there's no way I won't reach my goal of 10k roll and one of the best NL100 regs by end next September. how will you determine if you're "one of the best NL100 regs" at that point? what do you think you're doing differently now compared to before? those goals seem really odd paired with each other...if you're one of the best 100nl regs by the end of next sep. you'll have much, much more than a $10k roll, even if you cash out 100% of your monthly life expenses (according to what you say they are on your blog) until then. at least assuming you follow some kind of semi-natural learning curve.

ye that's intangible and hard to measure kinda threw it in there out of my ass now ;p the roll goal is well achievable tangible goal and the period is long enough to not be reliant upon variance.

what do I do differently?
- more than halved expenses (when I played ft before I had to cash out $1k+/mo)
- balanced life and dual goals thanks to floorball+family
- fitness+lifestyle. People underestimate this but I had one point 103kg and couldn't focus for longer periods. Now I workout with the goal of playing the highest division that's on TV and stuff by the end of next season and am down to 95.5 and already manage way longer sessions than before.
- "pro" with nothing to worry about. For the first time there's no bitching exGF, no job, no uni, no distractions.
- I believe in my learning process in terms of breaking hands into ranges that I lost somehow ages ago, picked so many result oriented 2 card micro poker stuff when I was playing for fun