Like many others i ve seen Gordon's video and it inspired me. Cheers mate! So let's make it simple i m going to follow his advices to improve one more time my game.
I m not going to speak much about me over here (ah ah *realizing after reading lines bellow). My point is to move on. Stop procrastinates and study! For the first time of my life, i m going to use a timetable. Google agenda is on. Poker session 2 times a day for almost 5 hours of pure gambling 
But practising isn't enough. I need to study my game but mostly my opponent. And then relax : spend sometimes at the swimming pool reading a book, playing squash or whatsoever is going to help find some balance and fun. Which brings me to one of the most important stuff i ve to work on: Mindset. Let's face it i m a fucking pinball machine and when you push it too much... Anyway everybody reading those silly lines knows what i m dealing with.
What else? I m a crazy bot. I did play a while 12+ tables and i m still doing it. The good point is i know what variance means. And i have seen so many situations that i got some good experience knowledge. Bad point: i miss a lot of information. And i never spend much time studying my opponent deeply. At the beginning i was reviewing after each session what i was doing right or wrong mostly in big pots but not only. Never in small ones i was more looking at my stats on each session and tried to figure out what it involved. Then i was simply writing the main mistake on a paper and read it before playing a new session. It was really helpful tough. Why did i stop doing it?
Oh yeah i might say that i played 22/18/7 and now that i m back in the game i m playing 27/22/9. But it doesn't really matter. In fact it does cause most of the times i try to adapt my range depending on the table. I realize that i don't do it always especially during long session. And after let say 40/45 min i could start open too mechanically. So i should definitely not play more than 45 min. Take a break and start again.
You might found my thought quite messy. And to be honest me too. Don't know if it's because i m just writing what i got in mind at the moment or if it's because i m writing Shakespearish tough (By the way feel free to correct me, i m trying to improve my english also). So let's summarize
Statement:
- My mindset is bullshit
- I play too much tables
- I m not studying enough
- I ve got a lot of experience (over 1million hands)
- Willing and perseverance are in my vocabulary unfortunately procrastinate too
That’s pretty much it for the moment. Hope you are not bored. Feel free to write it if it the case. Tell me what you would like to read. Give me tips to build a good guideline on how I should organize my studies.
