My last blog post had me still going up but getting a lot of bad beats and giving me the feeling that I was swimming against the current. Right after that blog post things started to change and with my roll at $1125 I sat down at a NL50 table and started to feel my way around. At first not much was happening but after a while I hit on this hand:
Some people have asked me why I do the Mahdrof Dollars tournaments, and the reasons are simple: I like you guys, I have gained a lot from participating on this forum, and it has been hard for me to participate in the BRM tourneys so by organizing it myself I get to play.
A week has gone by and my roll continues to grow. As of my last blog post on day 10, my roll had grown by $427.44 and stood at $527.54 and my goal of hitting $625.00 was starting to be achingly close.
Do your best. The cub scout motto, and I learned a lot about "do your best" in the three years I was a scout leader while my son was in scouting. The first year I found very tough as we had twenty-six kids, six of whom had something going on with issues like autism, severe ADHD, aspergers, and other unidentified issues requiring medication. That was aside from some kids who had obviously received very little parenting.
Hello fellow mobbits! Some of you have known me on this forum for a long time, while newer members might have seen me only occasionally. This summer I took a break from poker other than for playing a bit of Zoom PLO, but since a month now I am back to playing pretty seriously and am ready to start posting regularly on BRM, plus I want to ditch my old blog and start fresh.
My last blog post had me still going up but getting a lot of bad beats and giving me the feeling that I was swimming against the current. Right after that blog post things started to change and with my roll at $1125 I sat down at a NL50 table and started to feel my way around. At first not much was happening but after a while I hit on this hand:
Some people have asked me why I do the Mahdrof Dollars tournaments, and the reasons are simple: I like you guys, I have gained a lot from participating on this forum, and it has been hard for me to participate in the BRM tourneys so by organizing it myself I get to play.
Do your best. The cub scout motto, and I learned a lot about "do your best" in the three years I was a scout leader while my son was in scouting. The first year I found very tough as we had twenty-six kids, six of whom had something going on with issues like autism, severe ADHD, aspergers, and other unidentified issues requiring medication. That was aside from some kids who had obviously received very little parenting.
Hello fellow mobbits! Some of you have known me on this forum for a long time, while newer members might have seen me only occasionally. This summer I took a break from poker other than for playing a bit of Zoom PLO, but since a month now I am back to playing pretty seriously and am ready to start posting regularly on BRM, plus I want to ditch my old blog and start fresh.
