XenonX's bankroll challenge. $10 to $1000 by end of 2015.

Starting first session now. hoping that i will be able to make 2k hands with just $10 bankroll

My session last night

Went a bit hot and won 8/13 coinflips

Started a new session about 20 minutes ago. its going well.
will update the post once i am done with the session.

Started to tilt after losing 4 times against 3-4 outers, so taking a small break

Update :
After an hour break, i continued towards 2k mark of the day. but i met a lot of preflop aggression, so i 4bet my value hands and got into a few AA vs KK, or KK vs AK and lost. but at least it wasn't because i was on tilt, just standard suckouts and coolers

I will post a few hands that i found interesting after i get home from work.

Overall i think this is just a downswing and i am focused on not letting it rattle me.

Edit: Btw i do not use HUD during gameplay because my database has a low sample size. and might distract me.

I got a few hands from todays session i would like to discuss, i hope to get some feedback. results will be removed, as the result is not important.

first hand is

First question i asked myself before raising the flop was : What can he hold ? Sets, 2 pairs, TPGK/TPTK, and Kx of Diamonds. reason : he was rather short stack and they like to shove on those kinds of boards.

Second Question : Do i have Equity to call/raise ? I did a quick assessment that i had around 38% equity(Backdoor straight and backdoor nut flush draws combined with TPTK and Ace blocker) . and i at the time i roughly judged that even if he bet his whole stack it would be less than 40% Pot odds (i dont use calc. or others while playing), so i felt like i had to equity to raise, and so i did.

Do you agree?

2nd Hand

This was a wierd hand, all i can say is that i had nut flush draw + TP. but honestly i dont think that worse hands would call that raise or even reraise often enough to be profitable.
but his preflop action at the time just screamed to me, that he was bluffing.

Would you expect a shortstacker to flat KK+ or AK preflop? cause i see it rarely. so that leaves out 55, but its still a stupid situation i brought myself in, by raising.

Last Hand

This third hand was in the periode where i was on tilt, so i decided to shove it on river, because only worse or equal hands could call, but honestly i didn't expect a call due to flop and turn action.

I feel like the 2 last hands was played poorly and first hand was though but overall i still think that its a profitable raise and reraise against this type of villian.

Hey.

How often You play csgo? Rank?

No dota2?

Originally posted by gAsheks
Hey.

How often You play csgo? Rank?

No dota2?

I am LE, and i play 1-2 hours per daily. mostly when i take break from poker

Nah, i find dota 2 to be a bit slow paced. compared to HoN.

Edit : Just deranked to DMG.

Anyways, gonna try to get my daily session done

Horrible Session

A mix of a bit of spewing and some coolers made me lose roughly $10 of my bankroll.

i ran into Royal flush Vs my full house and slow-played sets vs my AA/KK on drawy boards.
and overall i just played like a fish

Gonna go over my 3 last sessions and review it.

and see why i went so well in first session and so bad in the others, maybe i played differently or maybe its just variance.

Anyways 7212 played hands the past 3 days and bankroll is now : $11.07 *cries*

my VPIP is 22.21 and PFR is 17.32.

used leaktracker on my small sample and only stats that is not in green zone is, Fold to Flop bet and Fold to Turn Bet.

Also i was getting 3bet relentlessly, when i opened on BTN/CO. i tried tighten up my range to be slightly ahead of their 3bet range, but it seems that most of the time they 3bet or Squeeze with AK/KK+. so many i should just start folding and only flat to set mine when Eff. stack sizes allows it or 4bet/allin when i have KK+ myself.