DAY 90
Variance can be such a cruel mistress, and my bad run just seems never-ending. These are the days when self-doubt creeps in, and for the first time, I find myself questioning whether I will be able to accomplish this challenge within the given timeframe. It's utterly frustrating, and I can't help but wonder, "What the heck is going on?"
To make matters even worse, I have been unable to turn a profit for the past two months (in fact, I'm slightly in the red). It's truly disheartening, and I'm feeling increasingly frustrated and demotivated.
If this trend continues, I might have to consider stepping down to 25NL. It's a tough decision to make, but I need to reassess my current situation and find a way to regain my confidence and profitability.
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Originally Posted by Koss
You say you want to hit another 60 or 70k hands but your last 70k hands you were breakeven. Sure there could just be variance, but it's also likely that you are a borderline breakeven player at your current skill level and are just spinning your wheels. Why not scale back to 30 or 40k hands, game select better, and spend the rest of the time studying?
From the very beginning, my primary goal has been to swiftly climb through the stakes, as I work my way back to 200NL. After reaching the 200NL milestone, the next logical step for me is to enroll in a coaching for profits program. This will allow me to invest more time away from the tables, immersing myself in the study of a potentially game-changing strategy that diverges from my current approach. I have a few options in mind, but they require fellow players at the 100NL+.
I have full confidence in the effectiveness of my current strategy and skills to produce a solid profit up to 100NL, as a result, I am prioritizing my volume. Nevertheless, I foresee challenges and obstacles ahead as I progress towards and beyond the 200NL. This is precisely where the CFP will come into play.