Okay. I'm gonna give you a rundown of these last two months on poker.

I've been studying a lot, different areas of the game and deepening concepts

This month I was playing in nl100 / nl50 / nl25 / nl10
Practicing everything new.
I was also playing nl25 and nl10 to practice the hotkeys since I'm more comfortable, anyway I'm getting used to it, in session sessions will be more comfortable surely!
Well, now that I have so much to practice, I have to play.

Then I'll tell you what I have in mind and I'll do.

1) I'm missing 44.519 hands to reach 150.000 hands
In those hands I'm going to practice what I need to get used to.

2) on 22 this month, I start the 250.000-hands active.
With 2 very clear premises:

(a) win from 25.000 to 30.000 caramelito$
Make Banking to have ~ 50/60 boxes of nl500

(b) in the event that the active person is cut, I will play anyway 250.000 from 22 to 31 this month.

22 I do a post when I start with the active

have i just entered another dimension/PGC? wtf is ^ post

Google translate vibes.

ahh I see ty

Are you saying you don't have 30000 caramelitos and at least 50/60 boxes of nl500???

Popcorn.gif for mayos view on the most recent fb post...

ARe you f-king kidding me



Unless he did an overly massive withdrawal and even if he did he still ought to leave at least like 5k
for grinding NL200z as the bare minimum

What?

Why?

How?

sometimes you gotta be right on the edge with the bank, sometimes you gotta play a 250k hand session

bRaIn CaNcEr

I think he will be battling trueteller next year and getting his money back
OP has the greatest willpower ever

The willpower to punt his money yeah

If he really wanred to improve and reach nosebleeds he should've just spent the 50k he punted away in coaching from a top reg but w/e

Yeah, if he was being rational about it?

100k

Op doesnt need another coach, he has the best coach anyone could ask for:

Or do an even more balanced approach! For example, spend 40k coaching, punt 40k in your favorite way to punt them, save 20k for BR.

However an even better approach than that would be the same, but w/o any punt whatsoever, for a punt is not needed. Take shots when
you can afford and are most ready.

Surely none of you actually think he was in a decent frame of mind when he busted his roll the first time around. It was 100% massive tilt that he later rationalized in his head.

This guy will never even reach midstakes again unless he stops masstabling massive hours and instead start working on his game off the tables which i'm sure he literally never does.

^ unfortunately people itt genuinely believe he blasted it off in a sound frame of mind so he could lose his fear of going broke, and believe it was "omg so epic".

most people itt don't believe any of his nonsense

what are you guys talking about? he lost the 100k on purpose just to make it back

well he wasnt trying to win either, but from the 200k challenges hands at 2nl,, etc I say he was going for the epic stuff, at least in his head

I saw some of the hands that he played vs trueteller, he played really solid imo and 100% he wasnt tilted, the only marginal mistake I saw him doing was calling a 4-bet with 25o

@marginal

looool

that just hurts my brain

Yes, but why? 85o can be a fold pre against a 2.5x, against 2x std call. Fishes in NL2 don't even stack off this easy for coffee money, why waste 24.9k (24.75k, if you call pre)?