Had my first 10k month

On December 19 2015 02:19 ClouD87 wrote: I know the big blind winrate is pretty bad and small blind not exceptional aswell. I'm working on blinds a lot and actually 2 weeks ago big blind was at -45 and I definitely want something higher than -30 in the future.

There is a lot of variance involved, don`t care about it too much. Did You really played 150k hands in one month or I misread something? How many yours did You put in?

On December 19 2015 18:39 makan18 wrote: Show nested quote + On December 19 2015 02:19 ClouD87 wrote: I know the big blind winrate is pretty bad and small blind not exceptional aswell. I'm working on blinds a lot and actually 2 weeks ago big blind was at -45 and I definitely want something higher than -30 in the future. There is a lot of variance involved, don`t care about it too much. Did You really played 150k hands in one month or I misread something? How many yours did You put in?

150k hands/month is my standard workload. It's not much really, I get to play 800-950hands/hour (depends if I'm mixing some 200 normal with 4 zoom) so if I played like I'm on a 6/7 full time job it would be 180k+ hands.
This is not an exact calendar month though because I've taken a 3 and a half week break from poker in november, but if we exclude those 3 weeks it's a full month worth of grinding. I also don't have rest days so I get to spread my hours more evenly throughout the week, which makes it a bit easier.

jesus man, those are some amazing results. keep playing if you can make money, you belong to the 1% of new players coming though which is why people tend to discourage others from continuing to make this a full time job. if you can make money and grow it why not? for every one guy who gets results like those there are probably a hundred who fail so if you are some insane outlier then thats good. no amount of negative advice can keep you from doing this. good luck and merry christmas (winning feels amazing hahah)

Congrats on your improvement and on your big month!

Keep up the good work~

this is cool, good job

doesn't change much, but i think ps.it is A LOT softer then .com, but doesn't change the fact that even in soft games, your winrate is excellent,

keep it up.

On December 20 2015 12:46 careface_ wrote: this is cool, good job doesn't change much, but i think ps.it is A LOT softer then .com, but doesn't change the fact that even in soft games, your winrate is excellent, keep it up.

You are right about .it being a lot softer, but that mostly applies to NL400+
NL100 is not so much easier than .com, regs are a little bit worse but there are also way less recreationals. People who have done well at NL100 on stars.it had about similar results when they moved on stars.com

solid

GJ

god . i'm going to do my best again.
Well done sir .

respect

Sick! Well played sir

On December 19 2015 19:23 ClouD87 wrote: Show nested quote + On December 19 2015 18:39 makan18 wrote:   On December 19 2015 02:19 ClouD87 wrote: I know the big blind winrate is pretty bad and small blind not exceptional aswell. I'm working on blinds a lot and actually 2 weeks ago big blind was at -45 and I definitely want something higher than -30 in the future. There is a lot of variance involved, don`t care about it too much. Did You really played 150k hands in one month or I misread something? How many yours did You put in? 150k hands/month is my standard workload. It's not much really,.

I feel so fakin old when I`m reading to all "frash blood" blogs :D Amazing job dude, keep it that way. Btw. I`m curious how much higher is the rake (6% up to 4$?), and what`s the avarage RB?

gj cloud, I get a feeling you might be overestimating .it compared to .com but I guess you'll find out when you move to malta

still hard work pays off, grats

Rake on NL100zoom.it ranges I believe from 7% to 9% depending on playstyle. I pay slightly more than 8%. RB is the same as stars.com

On December 21 2015 20:50 Fayth wrote: gj cloud, I get a feeling you might be overestimating .it compared to .com but I guess you'll find out when you move to malta still hard work pays off, grats

Ty, maybe you are right I don't know, what matters to me is that there was improvement and that my efforts are giving increasingly better results. There were a couple guys who went from NL100.it to NL100.com in 2015 and they had about the same results, so I'm positive I can do better than BE when I move. We'll see. Anyway as I said previously the juicy games on .it are at NL400+. They always run with 1-2 recreationals and regs are so much worse compared to midstakes/highstakes regs on .com

gz on hitting your first big milestone

have a good time in malta

lol

how do u not get overwhelmed like many others do, tilt etc from poker ? Is it just the way you are or do u have some mental strategies , thank you

I think having clear goals in mind and visualizing yourself every single day succeeding in what you want to do leads to the quickest path you can take to success. Having trust in your own capabilities and believing success is inevitable (as long as you put in the right quality and amount of work) and never forgetting who you want to be and what you want to achieve will lead your subconscious mind to find the best ways at your disposal to reach your goal.
If anyone wants to be successful at anything they should only associate the word failure to quitting and everything else that doesn't go the right way is just a happy little accident that will eventually be fixed, understood and avoided in the future.