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Joined: Mar '09
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Feeling good and being healthy is very important. If thats not the case, then everything you do, will not have as good results as you could get. Same goes for poker again. All the best for fast recovery and come back to hit that cash out button soon
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So long as it's upward, it does not matter how much it is. glad to see your in good health lately keep up the good work, and try to play like a pro have fun at the tables.
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G'day mates
crash58 ol' buddy I can't afford to play like the pros do, them dudes lose millions in a single game and then go back the next day to do it all again. I like I would rather just play to win big and not make mistakes. I played another good session and my new bankroll is ... Current bankroll 64.39
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You have a very good progress again. How much is your goal this time in order to cash out first? Cause if you are not planning to up your limits which i hope you wont at this time, you can cash out 80 in every 100 and then start fresh with 20.
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Posted by Mober: You have a very good progress again. How much is your goal this time in order to cash out first? Cause if you are not planning to up your limits which i hope you wont at this time, you can cash out 80 in every 100 and then start fresh with 20.
G'day Mates Mober to answer your question here is a copy from the first post which lays things out. I just finished playing a session which ended with a negative result.
Started the session with $69.69. My new current bankroll is ... 68.31
I want to build the bankroll and do cash outs in the following way.
Step 1. Bankroll $75 Build it to $1000 and cash out $200 Step 2. Bankroll $800 Build it to $2000 and cash out $200 Step 3. Bankroll $1800 Build it to $3000 and cash out $300 Step 4. Bankroll $2800 Build it to $4000 and cash out $400 Step 5. Bankroll $3500 Build it to $5000 and cash out $500
Then decide where to go with the $4500 from there.
Hope this answers your question. Wishing you all the best. Ronin
------------ G'day mates
Update time:
Just played another losing session. Started with $68.31 and I finished down at $59.41
think I need some sleep
Ronin
------------ Update time again
Update time:
Just played another losing session. Started with $59.41 and I finished down at $52.19
I think that is 3 losing sessions in a damned row.
I need some more sleep.
Ronin
------------ G'day mates
Update time:
Just played another losing session. It was yet another losing sessions that makes 4 in a row. I am not liking this new trend. I know it is variance but it is frustrating.
Started with $52.19 and I finished down at $46.48
Ronin
Edited by RoninHarper (20 August 2015 @ 13:00 GMT)
you need more more and more sleep or just simply a day break, you are having bad sessions lastly and a one day off might help you to get raise back again in the week end...
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G'day mates I have just had another losing session. I did not even realize things were going so bad until I noticed a few of my tables were not auto topping up after losing a hand. Massive warning bells went off then! I stopped all my tables and looked at my bankroll. I started with $46.48 and I was playing on 8 NL2 tables and 2 NL5 tables. My new current bankroll is just $26.53
I will NOT play another hand of this challenge until I go back and analyze what has been going so wrong over the last 7 stright rounds. I have about 25000 hand to look at and figure my crap out. Will update you later
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Well i see you have edited your first post I guess being it a blog, you can do this, so i had a read on it again I wonder why the thumbs down there, though. You went very fast down. Maybe, after your evaluation, you should consider lowering your limits a bit till you get a bigger bankroll again.
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G'day mates
I have gone over the almost 20000 hands which I have played since the 13th and I believe that I have found the damned problem. I will begin playing the challenge again in the morning and hope for the best. My current bankroll is just $26.53 but I will rebuild it of that I am sure. Will update you tomorrow.
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well without looking at the actual 20000 hands that you have played i still manage to find a problem that might be troubling you- i think the problem might be that you are losing money, other than that you are well on course to achieving something great. hope you can turn the tide and cash in on your efforts.
Posted by RoninHarper: I have gone over the almost 20000 hands which I have played since the 13th and I believe that I have found the damned problem. I will begin playing the challenge again in the morning and hope for the best.
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i am sure you will bounce back .. you did it before you can do it again as long as you play poker and stay away from spin n go and casino 26$ with some bankroll management can get you back close to 100 $ in little time if i had to guess your problem was playing too many tables i read you play at 10 tables , i mean i can't really focus with 2 tables wish you best of luck .. and don't forget to keep updating us
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Posted by bowie1984:
Posted by RoninHarper: I have gone over the almost 20000 hands which I have played since the 13th and I believe that I have found the damned problem. I will begin playing the challenge again in the morning and hope for the best.
Don't leave us hanging - what was the problem?
G'day mates Ok I will go into more depth as to what I have discovered the problem in my game has been. I am only doing this in hopes that perhaps someone might learn from my mistake and avoid making it themselves. I will try to make this short. I while back I got it into my head that I was playing to tight and should loosen up my game. I seems I went from being a Tight Aggressive player to a very Loose Aggressive player. The TAG player type was really working well for me but I was watching how loose some of the pro players were playing and I wanted to become a more successful player too. How did I do this you might ask? Simple I opened up my starting hand range. In the past I was playing jacks or better to open along with any Ace king and Ace queen or Ace jack suited. Well about 16000 hands ago I made change in my opening range, I added all pocket pairs to my opening rand as well as any two cards which were suit with at least one Ace, also added any suited connector of 67 or greater. Yes this definitely opened up my starting had range and made me a looser player. (turned myself into an idiot fish actually). I also did not turn off the auto add-on feature when I was taking a shot at moving up level and so I did not always keep myself from losing more than my intended attempt. When then need to add in all the money I have lost playing spin&go's doing the Cristiano Ronaldo portion of the Dream Team Collection challenge on PStars. I have completed 6 of his puzzle piece and only won 4 times for $2 each time. I HATE spin & go's! plus 4 of my spin & go attempt were at the $3 level and not just the $1 spins so if we do that math as well we are looking at a loss of $42 to my bankroll which I normally would never have lost because I just do not normally play Spin & Go's. If anyone is interested I have completed the following pieces Dream Team Collection challenge, 6 Cristiano Ronaldo, 5 Ronaldo Nazarion, and all 9 of Neymar jr. Today I have gone back to my former style of play and I have dropped back down to NL2 until I rebuild my bankroll again. I started today with $26.53 and my new current bankroll is now $ 29.14.
will update again later
Ronin
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G'day mates
I just finished my 2nd session of poker since making the change back to my former TAG playing style. I am plead to state it was another positive result. This by no means proves anything yet but at least the massive bleeding appears to have stopped and my bankroll is moving upward again. Time will tell if I truly made the correct change but I am hopeful. Started the session with $29.14 My new current bankroll is 33.38
Going to play the Chromestar+ VIP $5000 weekly freeroll and hope to run deep. Placing well in the money would be a nice help to the bankroll. wishing you all the best Ronin
Edited by RoninHarper (22 August 2015 @ 19:59 GMT)
59.50
69 LOL
