Welcome in my PG&C thread,

I'm playing poker quite a while now but nothing serious simply because I didn't have the time to study enough and put in the volume I want. But this will change in 2017 and will use this thread to keep track of my results and post hands.

Poker seems to get more difficult each year but I still think poker can be profitable. It all depends on how much time you are willing to put in. Zoom seems the most popular game for a while now and for that reason I will avoid the Zoom tables. It's in my opinion the most difficult format of poker, simply because you don't create a dialogue with opponents. And on the lower limits you have several hundreds of people playing at the same time, you are forced to play ABC poker.

I will grind the regular tables and I have a bankroll of $1100 and I will start at 25NL 6-Max. 80% of the time I will be at the table and 20% of the time I will study, I think that's a good balance.

Goals for 2017:

• 35k hands at least each month
• Be a pro at note taking
• Reach 100NL
• Take coaching at some point

First session went well, a lot of casual players on the tables who were easy to exploit.

Result:


vs villain who had 3bet 17%. Not sure if my turn shove is correct here...



Should I valuebet on the river here?



I should have checked raise bigger on the turn so he was almost pot committed on the river



Is my bet sizing correct here? I guess villain has the A here often, maybe smaller bet on the river.