Started playing zoom last year, quickly making my way up to 100z with a decent winrate (~3bb/100) over some 200k-ish hands.
.. Then I tilted away 80 BI, and ever since my mental game has been incredibly weak (entitlement mostly). I'm convinced I tilt away like half or even double my winrate. I've finally had enough of being this mentally weak in poker, so it's time to change that ****. Hopefully this thread will keep me on track.
Angrily started/deleted a couple of new databases, so can't give a lifetime graph.
Current 25z results:
MTD 25z/50z:
Goal is to reach 100z again by the end of this year.
The best regs aren't necessarily the best players when referencing skill and skill only. However, they do make sure to lose the least throughout the turmoil they inevitably face; having extreme tilt issues can easily turn the toughest reg into the weakest reg overall.
The best regs aren't necessarily the best players when referencing skill and skill only. However, they do make sure to lose the least throughout the turmoil they inevitably face; having extreme tilt issues can easily turn the toughest reg into the weakest reg overall.
Best of luck to you!
Thanks
I definitely agree. It actually took a while before I realized improving my B-game (AKA trying not to tilt and minimizing losses) was more important than improving my A-game at this point in time. I used to be very disheartened putting x hours into studying and once again not seeing too many changes in my winrate. In hindsight it was rather stupid how many hours I've wasted trying to study while ignoring the other part of my game.
Unfortunately not a good start to this PG&C; got nothing going for me all day, so decided to quit for the day.
The best regs aren't necessarily the best players when referencing skill and skill only. However, they do make sure to lose the least throughout the turmoil they inevitably face; having extreme tilt issues can easily turn the toughest reg into the weakest reg overall.
Best of luck to you!
Great advice, I've only played 200z and 500z since 2016 and I rarely understand when the PGC warriors playing 25z-200z insult each other over GTO and ****. Also people in the chat often remind me I have no skill and I agree.
We'r always reminded that the mental game is very important in poker, yet people always underestimate that part of the game. You can play bad, it's fine there is still a lot of fish in online games.. just make sure you rarely play super bad .
Haven't played much, maybe like 500 hands (lost ~3BI though). Had to withdraw some to pay for uni, so will see what my bankroll is after that. Actually might have to move down. Back on the grind soon hopefully!
In bro, gl 2019. Zoom nowaday ppl keep doing weird stuff like that for no reason, the way the guys spew hard and got lucky is so hard to take man. Btw, are you vietnamese? xD
In bro, gl 2019. Zoom nowaday ppl keep doing weird stuff like that for no reason, the way the guys spew hard and got lucky is so hard to take man. Btw, are you vietnamese? xD
Rather that than good regs tbf
Also not Vietnamese
fold, fold, CO raises to 3 BB, Hero raises to 9 BB, fold, fold, CO calls 6 BB
Flop:(19.4 BB, 2 players) 7 4 3 CO checks, Hero bets 11.2 BB, CO calls 11.2 BB
Turn:(41.8 BB, 2 players) 5 CO checks, Hero checks
River:(41.8 BB, 2 players) Q CO bets 21 BB, Hero raises to 68 BB, CO raises to 143 BB, Hero calls 75 BB
Spoiler:
CO shows 6 6 (Straight, Seven High)
(Pre 19%, Flop 24%, Turn 98%) Hero mucks Q Q (Three of a Kind, Queens)
(Pre 81%, Flop 76%, Turn 2%) CO wins 319.8 BB
H2: Against a guy who's spazzed a lot before, don't like my play in hindsight: PokerStars - $0.25 NL FAST (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players Hand converted by PokerTracker 4
H4: curious to know how turn should be played. Normally I'd just call turn in position with this combo, but against a 1/6th pot bet with not much behind I'm not sure, so decided to pretty much click back to induce a flushdraw shove from weaker player
GJ with sizings, glad you're not one of these ******s who go too big cus: (with a UK accent) "I will make a lawwwwwwrge raise heeeeere because my hawwwnd is strooowng".
Haven't really played much this month because of exams.
Didn't really feel like grinding either way though.. Probably gonna take an indefinite break from poker. Just feels like I'm playing the wrong style of poker for these microstakes pools and can't seem to adjust properly. Almost every single big decision is wrong. Thought I could deal with variance, but apparently when the not-even-being-BE-thingy in ****ty stakes for 400k hands happens I can't.
Basically had the same thing (losing all motivation) in SNGs/MTTs before switching to zoom, though my WR in MTTs was pretty good (contrary to the presumably bad 0 < x < 2bb/100 WR in zoom)