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#11
12-19-2006, 03:22 PM
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Re: My Story (tl; dr)
I think one trap is to think that since you are a good MTT player, you are also a good NL player. The games are similar enough to make you think it is an easy transition, but different enough to make you lose your money.
If you jump on a 2/4 NL game, you will be playing against players that play against each other every day, and know how each other plays. That doesn't happen in the MTT world. 2/4 is a trap, unless you really commit yourself. 
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#13
12-21-2006, 03:05 AM
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Re: My Story (tl; dr)
You got this on lock down kid, just need to have some discipline in the BR department. Thats actually something I'm better then u at hahaha. Work your way up and rep the spartans on the big stage soon enuf.
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#14
12-21-2006, 09:51 AM
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Re: My Story (tl; dr)
BR is the weak spot in my game, too. I play poker for the 'fun' of it - I have no 'monthly nut', so anything left in the BR has always been enough and I've played $500 and $1.15 poker in the same week. I had a good roll before the WSOP sats twice and blew it both times on those (never getting there) and I blew a bunch on PCA seats this time (won the first one I played, seemed easy enough...played a dozen more..ziltcho). After PCA, if I don't win (I plan to), I'm going to try to grind up enough to have the roll I want and stop the take-a-shotaments (at least until the WSOP sats [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] ). I'll probably do it in STTs, very small cash and small MTTs ($11R sats, etc).
If you have a wife, celebrating your 'big score' by telling her how much you won right before Christmas is -EV for bankroll management, too. [ QUOTE ] also, never had a backer(s) but i am accepting applications for backers [/ QUOTE ] Me, too. I've got a very big hairy back, you don't want to put anything on that. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]
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