Mods, if this is inappropriate, please delete. I wasn't sure if here or PG&C was the correct place to post as I have been in trouble before for spamming and this isn't meant to be a spam post but anticipate that maybe it could be seen as one.
I have set myself a challenge for October and I plan on updating this thread on a daily basis as I chart my progress.
The key components of the challenge are as follows.
Spin £200 to £1000 on Sky Poker in one month by two tabling ring game tables.
Increase my stream followers from 204 to 400.
Have an average number of viewers by the end of the month of 30+
To play at least 120 hours in the month.
I may play occasional MTT's on the side and any profit/loss from them will be added/subtracted from my total profit.
The next 6 months are traditionally my best months of the year for poker earnings and I intend to set off like a steam train with my work rate.
I think the hardest part of the challenge will be the first half of it. Starting from £200 means just playing £20nl, so if I get off to a slow start, it probably means I won't get up to the £40nl/£50nl tables in time for the final push.
Why am I doing this?
Because I have multiple goals. I want to have a good month in terms of money made (anything £400 or more is great but setting small goals makes no sense)
I also want to build my twitch channel, I don't have any immediate intentions to monetise twitch (and maybe I never will) but I'm enjoying the challenge of building a friendly community of friendly regs and recreational players where the regs help the recs in a positive and engaging manner.
Finally, I want to really up my work ethic. I lost a lot of motivation to grind during the summer and I want to get it back for the winter months.
It will be hard but not impossible to achieve all four goals, if I don't achieve them, I won't see it as a failure. Failure in my eyes will be if I miss the goals but feel I could have done more to achieve them.
Please feel free to support me either by this thread or by joining me on stream and helping keep me company during the long hours grinding.
