I finally have managed to get some bankroll management rules in place, and adhere to them for once. Normally I have such a hard time playing within my means, I generally try to play stakes that are a stretch on my bankroll, or just get tilted and play for stakes that can cripple my bankroll. After I recently lost most of my roll from various tiltings (actually down to just 1 buy in), I finally decided to stick to my rules and make a come back. It's been a success, ...
A very good month in all, Ive had much better months but will happily accept this months earnings. I have made a huge decision to remain at $50nl. Whilst I beat $100nl and have done so for over a year, I am more comfertable at $50nl. The truth is at $100nl losing a few buy ins can hurt me and this is not the same case at $50nl. Im not saying Ill never jump back up (I havent played $50nl at Carbon for well over a year) but for now Im enjoying life at the lower safer stakes. The whole of this month ...
I originally got rid of this post because I felt that it gave way too much insight into how I thought about poker and didn't want to fix any of my opponents leaks since I do play with the same people almost every day I play. But I realized that the opponents I am talking about in this post aren't reading poker forums and even if they did read what I'm writing here they would probabally misunderstand their problems and actually play worse trying to counter everything I'm saying here. So I decided ...
Updated 10-23-2009 at 08:01 AM by ThrillCory90
First let me state that all concepts, thoughts and points I make in this entry is not something I have mastered or think I'm better at than anyone else at. It is merely thoughts off how I, and others, should be dealing with things I see day out and day in. Each day we turn our brain back and forth to understand this game we spend so much time at. We try to develop and get better at it. Everything with one single goal in purpose: make more money than before. ...
Updated 10-21-2009 at 06:53 PM by Vestvik7
Ok so I'm 20 years old, I quit my job to play poker. I was making between $1000 - $1200 every two weeks at a computer company, and I would listen to Ace on the river by Barry Greenstein (audio book) on my ipod while working. I probably listened to it 10 times and I couldn't take it anymore. I finally said fuck it! I can do it to. So I quit and am now trying to make it playing poker. I have definitley had some major swings. I started out playing 25 50 cent cash games. I read Harrington on cash games ...