Might work, not for me. I don't play with hud and till recently played only zoom though, so not much reads on villains.
BR Challenge Update
Week: 28
Hands played: 3180
Profit: $1.40
BR: $109.30
Week: 29
Hands played: 3566
Profit: $-6.90
BR: $102.40
Hi all, I'm sorry I've been quite silent in my blog recently.
I will provide you with some updates next week.
Hope you're all well and I wish you happy grinding
New podcast with Patrick Leonard on The mechanics of poker podcast
Listening to interviews with Patrick is always entertaining and informative.
BR Challenge Update
Week: 32
Hands played: 1214
Profit: $6.69
BR: $113.49
I played again very little over the last week. I had some IRL stuff to care about. But even despite that, I ended up in a good profit.
I started to play slow tables again. The winrate there is higher than on the zoom tables. Zoom tables are more swingy.
My post-flop game developed strongly thanks to Pokamon advice. I still kind of struggle with not knowing my preflop ranges properly.
I have to dive into studying preflop ranges.
Good luck all at the tables
Originally posted by mjez1
New podcast with Patrick Leonard on The mechanics of poker podcast
Listening to interviews with Patrick is always entertaining and informative.
Nice one with "Big Pots Pads" π
Hello everybody, sorry I've been pretty silent in my blog for the last few weeks. I'll try to be more active again.
I hope everybody has a good time and grinding goes well. Keep crushing! ![]()
This is the video I like:
Last week, the Prague Half Marathon took place. My mom and I were registered for it since 2020, but it was postponed twice due to covid.
We didn't care about the time we would be able to finish it, but about finishing it successfully. I was my mom's pacemaker and supporter.
The weather wasn't exactly in our favor, it was 1Β°C and a little bit of snow was flying around an hour before the race.
But we still had a great time and are glad to have been among the 6740 people who successfully finished the Half Marathon out of 11500 people registered.
What I enjoy the most is the fact that I inspired my mom, who had never played sports or done anything like this before. I inspired her by my running and by experiencing the half marathon atmosphere when I ran my first half marathon five years ago. She would never have imagined in her wildest dreams that she would ever do something like that in her life. Because even before my first half marathon, she didn't even believe that I could do it :f_biggrin:.
Well, five years after that, she ran it herself at age of 67. I'm so proud of her ![]()
You are capable of more than you are willing to admit to yourself. So whatever dreams you have and are willing to work for, work for them, that's the only way they will come true and you will be happy in the process of achieving them.

Originally posted by mjez1
Last week, the Prague Half Marathon took place. My mom and I were registered for it since 2020, but it was postponed twice due to covid.
We didn't care about the time we would be able to finish it, but about finishing it successfully. I was my mom's pacemaker and supporter.
The weather wasn't exactly in our favor, it was 1Β°C and a little bit of snow was flying around an hour before the race.
But we still had a great time and are glad to have been among the 6740 people who successfully finished the Half Marathon out of 11500 people registered.
What I enjoy the most is the fact that I inspired my mom, who had never played sports or done anything like this before. I inspired her by my running and by experiencing the half marathon atmosphere when I ran my first half marathon five years ago. She would never have imagined in her wildest dreams that she would ever do something like that in her life. Because even before my first half marathon, she didn't even believe that I could do it :f_biggrin:.
Well, five years after that, she ran it herself at age of 67. I'm so proud of her
You are capable of more than you are willing to admit to yourself. So whatever dreams you have and are willing to work for, work for them, that's the only way they will come true and you will be happy in the process of achieving them.
That's awesome, congratulations!
Originally posted by mjez1
Prague Half Marathon
so glad you shared this story. it is incredibly motivational. five years of dedicated training leading to the finish line.
is this the well deserved end of your project, or will you keep running w your mom?
We will keep running to keep us in good physical condition but on a lower frequency than we were running until now.