Joined: Dec '07
Location: Denmark
Age: 40 (M)
Posts: 2644
Yeah doomdy I think you are doing great and you shouldn't listen to people who's saying anything about your bankrollmanagement. I also think your brm may be a bit tight but it does not matter what I think, you are the one who has to feel confident about your brm so you can play comfortable and perform your max at the tables, only you know what brm is best for you.
Nice ROI on $50 I don't think you can maintain it, you will def have a lower ROI on $50 than on $10 in the long run.
"I know my strong points and i defitnitly know my weak points, for now i am not really much better then 1 year ago, maybe more steady, but still only play my cards and not the player which is imo pretty weak, i mean i feel i make money just cos off the weakness of my oponents and not of the strong play i play (still understandable? )"
I know what you mean. You sound very tight, remember poker is like driving a bike in traffic you can brake to avoid trouble or you can accelrate out of trouble Maybe try a day to play less tables follow every move, put people on hands, try to recognize when a reg makes a std play on a fish, use your knowledge about your own style on players like you, try doing the opposit of what you think your opponent thinks you are going to do. Switch off autopilot
"So Turbo enough of me wots ur story lately, allways like to hear ur story but u werent much around on the forum lately (Maybe cos off the low input on here? 2+2 much better right?) Well, hope to hear ur story and ur goals"
No I haven't been much around in "cyberspace" a lot going on and the summer is here the time I spend infront of the pokerscreen goes to grinding. Well you know my goal 6 Max NL1K reg. But nothing new here still grinding to litlle and spending to much
Joined: May '08
Location: Netherlands
Age: 53 (M)
Posts: 6197
Yeh ur right Turbo i need to invest more in my play but for now its a littl bit auto-pilot cos have littl less time, so 3/4h is max a day After the summer i want to play more quality time and invest more time and money in poker, then hopefully its the time to move up limits and ifnot then i move up in januari, i am a slow rocket u know
I know the ROI on $50 is too high for me, though i totally wasnt impressed with the play i saw on them, saw a lot off donks there and also terrible decisions at bubble time.
I don't think you can maintain it, you will def have a lower ROI on $50 than on $10 in the long run. 
Maybe try a day to play less tables follow every move, put people on hands, try to recognize when a reg makes a std play on a fish, use your knowledge about your own style on players like you, try doing the opposit of what you think your opponent thinks you are going to do. Switch off autopilot 
