What a journey. To go from feeling completely overmatched and bleeding money to tightening **** up and focusing fully on your craft and going on an absolute tear. I’m just so happy for all of your successes. You truly embraced the grind. I know that sounds corny as all hell but it amazes me how you could play a marathon session until the wee hours of the morning, only to go home and immediately write up your session before crashing. When you weren’t playing, you were thinking about playing. Just always working.

Always learning. Sharing hands. Asking for advice. Constantly thinking at a deep level and never settling for a suboptimal play, even after sessions where you made serious coin. You were always engaged with it. Poker isn’t a card game to you. **** is inspiring as ****.

Whatever “it” is that makes an average or losing poker player into a winning one, you clearly have it. Thanks for including us all in this. It was something special. ♠️♥️♣️♦️

Hella kind words man. That sh*t means a lot, thank you. Def one of the things I'm most proud of is writing up every single session ITT, it wasn't always easy but I think in the end, it helped me a lot.

Doing that really gave me a chance to digest every session and emotionally move past it, clearing my mind for the next one. And, it also gave me the opportunity to go over a lot of critical hands that I played in depth, which I think really helped me as a natural study mechanism.

Thanks for being part of it mate