Starting My Journey (ACR)
08-10-2017
, 10:56 AM
I'm 20 years old with a full time job Last year I started my interest in husng turbos playing the 5s on ignition Ive made enough to shot take 10s / buy a hud / deposit into another site
My goal is to start maximizing my volume by playing hypers on acr I was planning on starting at the 2s with 70 BI BRM I have played the turbos on acr but was pretty much breakeven / slightly losing about 8 months ago....
Any advice on what to watch out for / what to study at these low levels? I recall having a bunch of reg battles with a Russian alpofac is he still around at these levels and does he play hypers? What should be my target volume daily to receive atleast some sort of rakeback?
Thankyou anyone with experience with WPN is appreciated
My goal is to start maximizing my volume by playing hypers on acr I was planning on starting at the 2s with 70 BI BRM I have played the turbos on acr but was pretty much breakeven / slightly losing about 8 months ago....
Any advice on what to watch out for / what to study at these low levels? I recall having a bunch of reg battles with a Russian alpofac is he still around at these levels and does he play hypers? What should be my target volume daily to receive atleast some sort of rakeback?
Thankyou anyone with experience with WPN is appreciated
Last edited by blessednick; 08-10-2017 at 11:18 AM.
09-20-2017
, 01:57 PM
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Massive volume is not going to help you ahead if you're breaking even. If you want to get good you need to invest on your education. Real money can still be made at mid/high stakes, but you need to be really good theorywise to break into the cartels.
I recommend Fydor_8's video pack to start with. Yes it's outdated and it's not enough to get you out of low stakes, but it's a good starting point with a lot of material for a low price, and it will be enough to beat the low stakes quite comfortably. I would also invest in good tracking software (PT4 + coffeeHUD). CoffeeCals is also excellent for tinkering with your pre-flop ranges. I have no affiliation to any of the software. These are pretty cheap for someone working full time.
The next step is to get coaching or join a stable. I would say the fastest way to get good is to join a stable with a good coaching staff, but you need to produce some results first to get accepted. They'll also charge you 50% of what you earn, but it's easily worth if the coaches are good.
I recommend Fydor_8's video pack to start with. Yes it's outdated and it's not enough to get you out of low stakes, but it's a good starting point with a lot of material for a low price, and it will be enough to beat the low stakes quite comfortably. I would also invest in good tracking software (PT4 + coffeeHUD). CoffeeCals is also excellent for tinkering with your pre-flop ranges. I have no affiliation to any of the software. These are pretty cheap for someone working full time.
The next step is to get coaching or join a stable. I would say the fastest way to get good is to join a stable with a good coaching staff, but you need to produce some results first to get accepted. They'll also charge you 50% of what you earn, but it's easily worth if the coaches are good.
Thank you for your reply would you happen to know any cartels/stables specifically on acr I can send an application to?
