1.) I care. I thought it's obvious as I wrote a pretty long question about it.
2.) Already did it days ago but nothing.

The rest of what you don't understand is super easy. Just read it back on my blog.

You showed up in 2+2 twitch sidebar yesterday.

Very nice I like!

THANK YOU Fozzy71 for the feedback and Wateryboil for the support!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I start to streaming NOW!

Hey People!!

Let's start this week!

I'm gonna stream soon!

Like in an hour! So see u pretty soon!!!

Just had a lesson, it was SUPER USEFUL!

Now STREAMING TIME!!!

tell us what you learned!!

Hey Patrick, you mean of streaming?

I will write a longer post about why I started to streaming and what are my experiences about it.

BTW I'M STREAMING in 30 minutes!!!!

no in your lessons. maybe post some hands that you learned from

oki, I will do that!

The reason why I post now less on 2plus2 about actual poker cause this 5x a week streaming is new for me and takes pretty much time away from me cause I check hands before streamings and I try to have lessons too and I need some time to make it as a routine and catch up with other things to it but I'm on it!

I only post it now that I'm gonna stream in 2 hours unless I can have a lesson before it so it would be in 3 hours so see you in 2 or 3 hours guys!!

Hi there, don't know anything about streaming, I have ****ty internet here, but you should post more hands/analysis here if you want the thread to grow imo

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Hey Everybody!!!

Sorry for the kinda big break but I got super busy with my resolution, the 5x a week streaming. The good news that I got way better! ( I feel like! )
Some of James's friend from America helps me and coaches me around twice a week and I really feel that it's working!

I play 5x a week for 4-6 hours on 3 tables bc I need to talk too about what I'm doing (that's why not 4). I'm marking hands and checking them usually before my sessions.

It's definitely way harder to focus during streaming cause you talk and read what's in the chat cause you interact with the others.

Obviously there are situations which I just can't figure out even the next day when I'm looking back them, so I will post them here and ask you opinion. I have now 2, which I would like to ask from you guys:














What do you think of these hands? How is it good to play?

My preflop game got better but my postflop game needs to be so much better.

Because I'm still in the worst sleeping schedule I was streaming from 2AM usually so I decided that my new resolution is that every day I'm streaming I will start exactly at 7PM CET.

I need resolutions to be good!

Oh btw I'm pretty happy cause Pocketfivestv wrote to my chat and watched me! We ordered a good microphone and we are working on to make the quality better!

We were sometimes outside of the house too!!!!!

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And overdosed chickenwings

Intuitively i'd say :

KJs works better as a call. Shoving can't be bad and is probably +EV especially if you believe you got good fold equity (MP opening a lot and CO being very loose) but the hand is not doing great vs a calling range like 88+,AJs+,KQs,AJo+. Only has 34%.
Whereas by calling you're seeing a flop with a hand that flops really well and it strengthens you're calling range cause now you can make some good pairs. Only need 30 chips to call so you get to preserve the big majority of your stack the times you do miss the flop which is always important in these.

A9s : Looks good with so much money in the pot it's hard for you to be dominated when called assuming the callers are loose preflop and are not trappy I expect you to either win the pot pre which is a great outcome or be called and likely in a flip (vs small pair or broadway cards) which isn't bad either with the bad money.

Just my two cents

i'm a fan of this post

agree. Learn this game in chunks. Keep it simple. Focus on doing one thing right, once u master that, focus on the next step. For example, focus on learning to cbet flops correctly, learn which flops to check back, once u've mastered flops, then focus on which turns to fire and which ones to check.

It sounds simple and stupid but everyone overlooks how complex the game is.

I don't play SNGs but if HU is the easiest and the most important part of it, learn this first and then branch out.

Definitely find out if hypers are going to die off and I think what this poster said is very important.

Are you sure about your goals? Do you know exactly what your ambition is with poker? It's too easy to say "I wanna make a million" How are you going to do it? Which game are you going to beat and what process can you use to get there?

The more real your goal is, the more you're going to put into it, and the more you'll get out of it.

Best of luck at the tables

P.S. I think you've got a natural gift for blogging. Obviously keep this thread so you can get poker advice and interact w/the community, but I would consider getting your own blog. You love sharing pictures, you love telling stories and sharing your thoughts, I would think you'd want all of this on a nice site that's easy to look through, to look at the past and see who you were then vs. now as a poker player and a person.

All the doom and gloom about 6 max hypers should be reserved for 30s+. 15s and below you can still print money. She has a long way to go before even getting to 15s. And hypers will make her a better poker player. Successful 6 max hyper players are the strongest SNG players, and once you can beat 6 max hypers you can beat literally any other format. She's not starting from nothing, she has coaches and a good support base, so I think she'll be just fine and her overall poker game will be better having learned hypers first.

Hey GL, if you ever want any help with poker in general, would be glad to help!

More 2p2 blog posts needed!

Since you started streaming on twitch you have cut down so much. You will find more ppl on here qualified to help with your poker game than the nerds watching twitch.tv streams I can promise you

Any recent updates on bankroll, schedule, thought's on your progess etc.?

Careful the whole twitch thing doesn't become a distraction while you are still learning the game, that's the main point I'm making. 2p2 is better as it doesn't take so much time plus doesn't distract while you are playing the game.

Hey!

I know that twich and 2plus2 is not the same audience and I'm aware of it 100% of the time.

The reason why I keep streaming honestly is because it added a fun part about working from home alone in front of the computer. I communicate and interact with people. My pokerstars chat is hidden so I literally had no communication before because of earlier tilting issues so it just really keeps me going and playing for several hours.

My schedule about being awake is kinda from 2PM and I'm up till 8AM unfortunately but I want a better schedule.

About poker now I have 2 coaches, James and his friend and honestly I have a huge progress. It's hard to say which exact part is more clear for me you know, but I started to enjoy the game itself too and be pretty super close to the correct ranges in kinda big amount of the time. I learn the thought process of the lesson and because I have to talk out loud I think more in the clear way. I'm thinking more in ranges, what my opponent can have, if it makes sense what he does, the size of an actual bet and so on. A very big area got clear and I think it wouldn't be as effective without the streaming cause of the talking part which helps me and the help of my new coach!

About my bankroll, it was $200 and now it's $314,66. Today's session was my biggest winning day ever!






DEFINITELY thank you for worrying for me and caring about me!!!!!

I will keep updating!!

Seems good, glgl

not to be a partypooper, but you really need to be mass tabling these hyper turbo sngs in order to make any real money and overcome the massive variance. 4 tabling won't cut it - you need to be at least 12 tabling, ideally 16-24 tabling. almost all of your profits so far have come from 1 day (yesterday), playing a measly 70 games, which is absolutely nothing. anyone can run hot over that tiny amount of games. and it looks like you did run hot, seeing as your c-net won line is way above your c-net adjusted line.

nice graph !!!!!

shove that a9 suited all day. they are limping pretty small stacks where perceived fold equity is minimal, but they will fold to a shove a lot. and when u are only risking like 8bb effective, if they ever fold, a9 suited is printing $, u could shove even wider than a9ss

16-24 tabling those hypers? yeah great advice LOL

esp when ur still learning the game

False and terrible advice.