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Originally Posted by AUSSIE CROUP
Nice thread. Good work mate. Not using Table Ninja I assume? What I suggest when you get your second monitor is a program called Placemint. It moves the tables based on a preset program you can write ( or hopefully find someone to help you with.) When I was grinding 180 mans I had 4 different stacks spread across 2 screens. 1 stack for pre ante, 1 mid game, 1 late game and 1 2k BB+. Really helps as you can focus alot more on what you are doing and your tables move automatically for you. Also, TN is great as it shows how many BBs you have making decisions even easier, not to mention auto regging so you don't have to worry about that. Anyways best of luck with your goal, will definitely be following.
Thanks for the advice. Yeah this is definitely something I'll look into in the new year. I actually have got TN installed, but I haven't learnt how to use it properly yet. It isn't that much hassle for me to manually register to games so I don't see it as a huge problem at the moment.
But yeah that Placemint program sounds very useful
I usually manually put any FTs or the deepest games at the top of my screen.
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MILESTONE REACHED
I was having a bad week from Monday to Wednesday, but I played a tiny session on Thursday and BOOOOOOOOM $750 profit.
This leaves me
up $1871.38 within the first 3 and a half weeks of my challenge. This has exceeded all of my expectations!
The bizarre thing is that I am still down $80 from the $2.50s but up $1950 from the $8s. I analysed this a little bit and simply concluded that I am just running awfully in the $2.50s and running like god in the $8s. My PFR/VPIP are almost identical across both games at each blind level and I have come 9th/10th/11th in the $2.50s a staggeringly large amount of times, running way below EV on the hands that knocked me out in those positions.
Anyway, the point is
I can now include $15 games!
I am going to try to play 8 hours later today and my plan is instead of permanently attempting to have 8 $2.50s and 8 $8s open at all times, I will attempt to have 6 $2.50s, 6 $8s and 4 $15s. (If the $15s register slower than expected, obviously I will have to change this to a 7/6/3 split, but I don't think this should be a problem, especially on weekends)
A quick mention of Rakeback
None of the graphs I post include rakeback at all. Before I started the challenge, I only had about 2000VPPs from the year because I had hardly played at all.
Therefore, since the start of the challenge I have earned 3 $10 Stellar Rewards and just over 4000 FPPS. Rather than saving up and exchanging FPPs for the cash rewards in the VIP store, I choose to play the Sunday Storm hyperturbo satellites for 235 FPPs. They have 6 people and the top 2 places get $11 in tournament money.
The reason for this is simple. Even if you are supernova, you can exchange 100,000 FPPs for $1600. That is $0.016 per FPP. I know that I am 'profitable' at the 6-man hyperturbos as they are all about correct shove/fold decisions. Therefore, my EV gain is higher than $0.016 per FPP playing these.
So far I have played 15 of these satellites and I won 6. So this has given me an extra $66 in rakeback. Also this has earned me $0.0187 per FPP so far, but obviously this is a tiny tiny sample.
Long story short, I have currently got $96 of rakeback on top of the graphs I post.
Here is my overall graph so far:
WISH ME LUCK AT THE $15s!