Getting to 1500 hands a day is proving to be fairly easy, especially when broken into three smaller 500ish hands a session. Makes it easier on the brain, though a few times I've done two larger sessions and it's worked out fine either way. I guess I'm just that good. Yesterday was spectacularly good, similar to beginning of the week last week, so now I'll probably hover at where I am for the rest of the week. Oh well. It was fun. I got my stack in a heck of a lot more yesterday than I have in a single session in a long time, which was awesome, because in the end, it's not about winning pots, it's about winning stacks. Does it make it a little more swingy? Sure. But as long as you aren't a knob sticking it in against a 10/8 after he's checkraised your fat turn bet, you should be good for the most part. Being properly rolled is always a good thing too, which techinally I am for NL100, but I cheated with the 600 I put in for the reload bonus. Plan is to clear the bonus at 50 then decide where I'm at after taking the 600 back out probably. Unless I reaaaaaaaaaaaally want to play 100, which I might since I'm fairly confident at this point that I can beat NL50 between the 12000 hands I've done now and the 20k+ I did back a while ago where I ran at like, 7ptbb/100. The sick thing is, with all the multitabling out there, 32k hands isn't even close to a decent sample size. It never was to begin with, but people generally said 100k and you'd get an idea. Now it's get 1 million and maybe you'll know where you stand. Online pokar is so sick. Got some shit to do today, so 1500 might be a stretch, but I figure going to the chiropractor and getting myself some health insurance outrank poker for the time being. It's about balance people!

21 lines about poker and 2 lines about health insurance and you write "It's all about balance people!".



Ha ha, thats brilliant!



Sounds like you are really enjoying the game at the mo. It's a nice feeling isn't it!