Hey 2+2 community,
I decided to give it a shot and try writing some sort of blog to keep myself motivated, and hopefully give some kind of entertainment value to the community, I recently created my 2+2 account, so I'm relatively new here.
Soo, I'm 24y/o semi-pro player from Lithuania, I mostly play on GG, under alias IC_1101, my main games are 100NL atm, but I'm planning to move up pretty soon, I've already been testing the waters at 200 a bit, although variance wasn't all that pleasant to me there.
One of the main reasons I decided writing this blog, is that my volume is lacking quite a bit over the past year or so, so hopefully I will feel more motivated to play more. Soo, a little bit more about me and my game, I think I'm pretty good at understanding and applying strategies, but bad at everything else, discipline, lifestyle, diet, mindset, mental game etc. One of the most important things for me rn, is to try to fix my sleeping schedule, as it's completely messed up lately (it's 10am rn, and I haven't slept whole night )
My ultimate poker vision is to get to the high stakes, and establish myself as one of the best CG's players (I know, I know.. ), as of near future, I would like to move up to 200nl and get comfortable there till the end of next month, as I'm going to take a break from poker and go for a short vacation to Kiev in May.
I haven't decided yet how often I'm going to update the thread, but I guess couple times a month or so.

My recent CG's results (since I switched from rush to regular tables, around 4months or so):
https://gyazo.com/78bc9c97f22b2c2122c641697c7f620b
Graph does not include RB, witch is probably around 2bb/100(?)

GL GL.

How are you finding the transition from Zoom to Normal tables? Are you still getting a similar volume of hands?

Ty!
It's pretty good, tables are much softer, especially if you table select, GG rush is kind of dead (100nl+), if you want to make it worth playing you probably have to grind 12h+ a day to get decent amount of money from leaderboards, because there's few fish in the pool, and usually those are 20-30vpip nit fish, you rarely see big whales in those pools. Volume is lower, as I can't fit more than 6 tables w/o overlaping, I should probably invest in higher res monitor.