https://imgur.com/a/hk364

All hands together are about 2 years. I was try to quit few times the game of poker but I am still playing and belive I can beat the game someday. I don't know why.
If I would not have the passion for the game, I would quit it for sure long time ago. But I am coming back every time with new motivation and attitude. I don't play much but I am study my results and hands in holdem manager and I am optimistic that I can improve in some area of the game.I don't know, if I have just now luck at all but every time, if I am up some amount of buy ins, I get hit hard and get a new downswing with some bad play and tilt issue.
If I am not playing really my A game, I can't beat the game with my B game these days that's for sure.
Maybe you can give me some advice guys.

play less hands, vpip 35 is too much

How many tables do you play at a time?

How often do you have tilt issues, which result in great downswings?

Zoom, Ring or mix?

I am playing only regular 6max tables, no zoom. 6 to 7 tables at the time..
Tilt happens one time in 10 sessions, where I play not my A game and drop few buy ins very quickly.All my winnings are gone in less than 2hours. I am playing usually short sessions but in the bad days I want if I have the desire get to even and want play longer its going every time the wrong way...

What's your evBB/100?

hey, i played with you so im gonna comment on my experience playing with you

you play too straight forward and you have a lot of betting tells, meaning its quite easy to play vs you
you also dont fight for smaller pots enough

good luck

I agree with all stated above,since i also played against you last year,but it is possible you changed some things.

I recommend playing 4 tables max,and paying attention to what people do.

Lot`s of things to exploit if you pay attention.Second ,reduce number of hands played:35vpip is way too much.Don`t play tables with 3 or 4 regs,and

when you are not playing your A game just quit.There will always be another game later.

this is not true. there is some regs that have 35 VPIP and they absolutely crush
but to do so you have to have really good sense of ranges and be tough to play against postflop

but yea, for martin it would be better to tighten up because he has postflop problems and playing tighter will reduce the number of tough spots

What is a good VPIP for a regular microstakes 6max table? 28?

Exactly there are some regs,not majority of regs.In this case it is clear he is

not crushing with that vpip,you can not expect better results if you are doing

same things all over again.

35vpip is way too loose in 6m

Tanks a lot guys.Thats help me to change a little bit of my overall strategy.
Have a lot of work to do to get better.

At least you moved up your windows software ^
35vpip too high? All these JNandez fanboys with their nitranges :/
Table select a bit. As mentioned dont play if too many b/e / winning regs are involved.

Iirc you had some serious tilt issues combined with a hilarious brm.

Only speculating.

It looks like you're stuck playing a fixed strategy and never adapt to table dynamics, never evolve with the game, and fall back into the same fixed mindset when you come back with a new motivation and attitude towards the game.

This is not a 2month zoom graph, it's 2 years of playing 6 max reg tables and your graph has the same consistent lines running across it.

So I would say that it's not your motivations and attitudes that are wronging you, it's your strategy and understanding of the game.

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/3...8-nfd-1705683/
In this thread, you expose how weak your game is from the ground up, both on and off the tables. You have no foundation on which your game is built, and are missing some very basic skills.. I would take a guess that you've picked things up along the way, or tried to consume too much knowledge too soon and only retained bits and pieces of it.

So my advice to you would be to go back through the fundamentals and put aside what you think you know to prevent skipping over parts you think you don't need to read.

how much did u rake / make in rakeback?

Time to reduce the number of tables you play.

If you're break even over 100K, you need to focus on table dynamics, mixing up your style and learning to play better in 3 and 4 bet pots. That is going to be a lot easier playing 1 or 2 tables. I know that won't be easy, coming from 6+ tables, but if you want to get better, you need to get your game in shape.

People play more tables to maximize returns, or because they're bored. Sounds like you're playing that many because you're bored, and playing a style thats probably a bit too straight forward.

As for the tilt issues, I have experienced that and still have problems from time to time. Self control is probably the biggest thing that you need to work on. Once you learn to control the rage that comes from losing pots, you'll find your green line start to go up.

Tanks a lot guys..Yeah my understanding of the game has for sure some leaks and my VPIP of 35 seems a little bit to high at least for my weak postflop game, like you have mentioned...I should change a lot of my overall strategy.It will take me sure a little bit of time.Yesterday I was going through my whole 1hour session by time and not just only by hands to figure out when during the session I tend to tilt..There is also some point where I am losing a big pot as favorite and tend to get quickly upset. You are right also that I am not fighting hard enough for the small pots. I won two big pots but lost a lot of small pots, so I was not much up at all at this session. And not winning the small pots without going to showdown has to have with my red line issue. Poker and Omaha is so complex because is not only the game with the swings what is hard to handle is also your mind.
I will continue playing and looking forward to improve.☺

It seems like your issue is with tilting when you lose pots and your redline going down
So it seems like all you gotta do is win more pots and that solves both problems

Maybe its stupid but I have to leave the f***PLO50 can't stand there any longer.
I am playing PLO100 this months.
Playing tighter and it works ok so far.My first few sessions are not great but ok:
https://imgur.com/a/oN5cR
I am fighting to stand there a little bit longer than usually...
Have to move forward and not looking back.

22bb/100 are not great?How much you expected?

Just running hot and played some pots stupid slow but it works...
Its a small samplesize of course but I like to playing there and leave PLO50 behind me...
If I can stay at PLO100 and have fun there I don't need to prove that I can beat a level below.

Feels bad man. I remember way back in the early days of my poker career playing NLHE. Something like 1.2bb/100 over first 180k hands

how much did u rake during the 100k hands at plo50? U made some rakeback at least. When thinking about it as a hobby u made much more than playing video games the same amount of time

I don't know exactly the rakeback but it was something around 1k maybe more. I was platinum star at one point.Stars change their rakeback program, now I don't know.
I play poker as hobby that's true and its my passion like for others videogames or something else. I have the intention to get better in the game and to work on my leaks.

So how is it going? You cant start a semi blog about your exploits and then not keep us updated mayn! Destroying PLO200?