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Highs and Lows of Tournament Poker
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Hello there,
Until recently I had only thought of blogging as a refuge from poker during times of troubles or as a pedestool to show off success. Little had I known that blogging added up to people's poker careers by helping them overview their results, reanalyze the analyzed and establishing ties within the poker community. Therefore, I decided to emerge from my burrow and hopefully receive both a moral and a physical boost to my career.
I am a mid-twenties tournament poker grinder, playing tournaments anywhere from 1$ to 50$, depending on success in satellites. For the past year this has been my secondary source of income, albeit a modest one. However, it still allowed me to live an easy life in my home country, for which I am thankful.
This time though, I want to kick things up a notch, because my motivation has waned considerably over the past few months due to other hobbies kicking in (snooker, for example), thus restricting the overall time consumed whilst playing poker. First of all, I have come to a realization that MTT poker is much more reliant on volume than I ever thought it was at first glance. Therefore, I need to up my usual grinding quantities in order not to succumb to variance. Secondly, I need to make up daily guidelines for myself as so far I have followed a rather chaotic schedule
Starting April, I am hoping to lay down some monthly goals as well as some restrictions (for example, not succumbing to CG omaha) and advance even further.
Hopefully, I will not bore you with my banter over the coming months and will in turn improve my own game, results and overall standing.
Regards.
