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NeillyJQ United States. Jun 27 2007 10:37. Posts 8947

What a fun day of NL25 today was. So I started out playing very fast on NL25 and well, it was definately not panning out at all. I was down about 6 BI's after two hours, and buckled down and started playing my absolute best poker.

Before I knew it, I started running better and picking my spots very carefully. Being down as much as I was, my focus was extremely intense as well as my intuition.

I managed to win back the 6 BI's I lost and two more on top, to finish the morning off on a great note.

Here are my stats from todays session:

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 6336 hands and saw flop:
- 462 out of 871 times while in big blind (53%)
- 236 out of 844 times while in small blind (27%)
- 703 out of 4621 times in other positions (15%)
- a total of 1401 out of 6336 (22%)
Pots won at showdown - 162 of 326 (49%)
Pots won without showdown - 842

I'd go through analysis of the hands, but after 18 hours of playing *6 hrs of tournaments and 10 hrs of cash with a few small breaks* my mind is just too spent to give the hands appropriate analysation.

Lets just say that I was making some careless mistakes in the beginning, revamped my mind and started playing my A game. I REFUSED to quit before I got above my even point, and did just that, and managed to pull a nice profit on top of it.

Tomorrow I will post alot of analysis of todays hands before my new session begins.

I also got to get alot of FPP's that were very much needed. I'm getting closer to supernova everyday, I can't wait.

Best of Luck To all of LP on the tables!

Ryan (DReaMe)

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Just remember you need to be god damn sure about their tendencies. -Artanis11 http://www.pocketfives.com/profiles/neillyaa/

lil.sis China. Jun 27 2007 10:42. Posts 1343

so you know, it's not a good idea to play until you're even. actually it's a very bad idea.

[x] Kill self

Ja hunta United States. Jun 27 2007 12:53. Posts 1329

crazy sess dude...

Badman nu fren bomboclaat fisshh

NeillyJQ United States. Jun 27 2007 22:18. Posts 8947

well lil.sis, the only reason i kept playing is because I knew I could play much better than I was playing. I got myself playing my best and made back all the loses, I see no problem with that.. Who wants to finish a day down 6 buy-ins when you know you can make it back right away?

If on the other hand, I continued to keep playing during a mindset that I couldn't do my best, that would have been stupid.

I don't really fault what I did, any poker player with desire would do the same.
ask raszi. ;-)

Just remember you need to be god damn sure about their tendencies. -Artanis11 http://www.pocketfives.com/profiles/neillyaa/