While I'm bored watching the WSOPC, I guess I'll write a little bio about myself for any of you that have nothing better to do than but read it
. Thought my initial intro was a bit weak.
I'm a 25 year old currently living close to Indianapolis, Indiana. I'm a true degenerate commuting from my parent's house while attending graduate school downtown for statistical economics. With that being said, I'm not doing too well because, while I love economics, I'm not much of a math person (which will come back to haunt me in poker probably). However, I am excellent at reading people and trends, even when playing online poker. I find it natural to expect what individuals are going for based on their bet size (not exactly their hand ratio, that is going to take more practice), and when it's the right time to get my money in. It goes back to my dilemma with econometrics. Went in with the desire to learn more about behavioral economics, (why are consumers predictably irrational), but they don't really cover that or game theory too much.
Never touched a single hand of poker/gambling until last year, and while I loved poker and was dedicated to learning it, I was addicted to casino gambling, and ended up losing much more than I could afford to. Took some time to reevaluate my life, and had a strong yearning to come back to poker, and am pretty certain that I will never have the desire to hit the casinos again.
Hoping to get a bankroll (from both my current job and from playing poker) to around 20-30k before making the plunge to Vegas, which hopefully can happen around early mid 2017, but will only commit based on how my time with online poker goes. Thanks for reading my story, hope it didn't put you to sleep. Cheers!