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[Closed] Get Rich or Die Tryin' - The Bankroll Challenge - Reporting thread

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Alleen86
Joined: 27.05.2010

Starting bankroll: 1.061,04 USD
Targeting bankroll: 5.305,20 USD
Last week bankroll: 1.190,24 USD
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Week 19
Hands (NL16): 5.421
Profit: -30,36 USD
Rakeback: 20,00 USD
Exchange rate difference: -0,13 USD
Week 19 profit: -10,49 USD
Week 19 progress: -0,88%
Current bankroll: 1.179,75 USD
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Overall profit: 118,71 USD
Overall progress: +2,80%


week6 (18th May - 24th May)
strating bankroll: 136.39$
hands played: 4.330 hands
profit this week: -0.49$
total challenge profit: 79.15$
current bankroll: 213$
Week6 graph:


bonecore
Joined: 02.11.2009

Week 3
11.836 hands of NL5
profit: +53.67
Bankroll: 280/1000 $


Damlqv
Joined: 26.05.2010

Week 10
Hands: 10.387
Profit: 209$
Bankroll: 4080$


Week3
Starting BR: 4352$
10358 hands
+ 917$
BR: 5269$


IPtkv
Joined: 30.08.2011

Week 11

Hands played: 7657
Net profit: +$42,07
Starting BR: $171
Current BR: $542


SnapScuS
Joined: 15.10.2008

Starting bankroll: 1000$
Target: 5000$
Week 3
Total tournamets played: 270
Profit: 370$


elpsycho
Joined: 08.06.2008

Hands: 6.944
Won: -$119.73
Bankroll: $2075.50
Week: 28


Coach
LemOn36
Joined: 07.02.2009
guners89
Joined: 28.03.2012

Weeks 11

Hands: 6270
Net profit: $15,87
Bankroll: $101


nathanrenard
Joined: 10.02.2009

Blog: How much is 300 times 5?

Hands: 6,846
Starting Bankroll: $5
Current Bankroll: $2.13


teddypoker
Joined: 29.05.2007

Week 3:

Tournaments : 310
Profit: 885
Total bankroll: $4230


RMSjoshua
Joined: 01.12.2014

10th week
hands played: 5496
Profit: -$35.65
Bankroll: $92.74


pianist8716
Joined: 12.01.2014

[*] Starting Bankroll: $170
[*] Current Bankrol $206
[*] Hands played 12 659
[*] Goal: $1000
[*] Weeks : 1


husky333
Joined: 06.03.2013

Week 8
Tourneys: 149
Profit: -$56.71
Starting BR: $500
Current BR: $600.65


kidzoltan
Joined: 05.08.2010

7713 hands
BR 8547$
profit= +206$
week 28


AlphaVillain
Joined: 10.10.2014

Almost forgot to report for the BR challenge. Sorry for the delay!

Played hands: 20.268 this week
52440 since challenge start
Bankroll movement: -$528.12 (cash out :()
Current bankroll: $650.31
Fourth week


CoreySteel
Joined: 25.10.2006

Sorry, bit late this time.

Week 16
Hands: 3168
Week 15 BR: $753,46
Cash game Profit: -$334,97
Rakeback: $125,00
Total: -$209,97
Week 16 BR: $543,49 (-28%)

Blog post.


adelaar
Joined: 25.10.2013

Week 10

I stop with the challenge. Although I watch the video's and apply the ranges I play break even and make no progress. Played on Pokerstars the last weeks.

Unibet doesn't work anymore since the last update. I want to try to fix this problem and then maybe start again.

Wish you all guys good luck and all the best.


bonecore
Joined: 02.11.2009

Originally posted by adelaar
Week 10

I stop with the challenge. Although I watch the video's and apply the ranges I play break even and make no progress. Played on Pokerstars the last weeks.

Unibet doesn't work anymore since the last update. I want to try to fix this problem and then maybe start again.

Wish you all guys good luck and all the best.

You want some help? Maybe i can help as i think you just need some basic guidelines.

0: If you have other priorities like work, family then don't spew your time with poker. Do one thing and do it good. When you have sorted out your other areas, there will come a period when you put poker as first priority. If now is not the time then forget it.
1: First thing to do is create a habbit of playing. This is time consuming and frustrating but if you are serious then this is it.
2: Play one or 2 tables ,make sure you have a fish to your left 1-2 seats next to you and Focus on just one player.
3: Learn your ranges - check out w34z3l's 6max walktrough and download the ranges into your equilab.
4: Read and memorize how to adjust your ranges, you need to constantly modify them. Check out my blog.
5: Exploit opponents simple stats. Check out my blog.
6: Next step is that you will begin to notice why your session went bad... because of variance or because of your mistakes
7: Next step is to move poker out of your first priority and get back into living. Still play poker but not to learn as you already did in previous steps. Play to win or to have fun.