I have tried a PG&C thread before. It did not last. When 2+2 was down for a couple of weeks I used that as a convenient excuse to not update it and never went back to it.
This time it will be different. I have created a pretty little blog, which I am updating fairly regularly and which I enjoy doing. My blog is about poker, travel and anything else going on in my life but I will keep this thread just pure poker pretty much. The link to my blog is in my profile if you are interested.
The Challenge:
Take my lifetime winnings at poker up to $1,000,000 by the end of 2013.
Reasons for the Challenge:
I am losing motivation with poker, I do not enjoy it as much as I used to. Quite simply I do not play enough, I often play lower stakes than I should just because it is easier and I just don't want the stress of losing. This is a poor attitude and stems from the fact I have lost interest in poker and the money is not so important to me as it once was. I want to dedicate my time to something new that excites me, however, first I wish to make a million at poker. This way I feel I can hopefully just walk away from it or at least just play when I want to. As soon as I noticed I was 'close' to $1m there is no way I can stop until I get there.
I am going to try and share a lot in this challenge and talk about poker a fair amount. This is in the hope it can reignite my desire to play the game.
About me and winnings to date:
I am 27 and have been playing poker 'full time' since 2008. In that time I have won around $860,000. I play stakes from $100nl to $1000nl. Probably about 70% 6max and 30% HU.
I did not want a wall of text in my first post here so for my full poker story and detail on my winnings check out the about me section on my
poker blog.
Questions:
I will happily answer any questions about myself or poker in general. I am not intending on outing the sites I play on or my screen names as I just don't so any reason to and can't think of anything good will come of that.
I will post my graph of last month plus this month so far later... After I have played a session. See the challenge is motivating me all ready