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Ivan Andreyev
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Greetings!
As I understand it, here in the order of things, talk about your path in poker and ask for advice in difficult situations. Well, I will gladly share the traversed path and listen to advice for the future =)
I have been playing for several years with interruptions, and a bit more tightly in the last six months. I play mostly NL2, only there some successes, in fact, I reach
The first picture I attached my schedule Until September 1, 2017, the second picture - after, the third - the overall picture, but only on NL2. Then I realized the book I read Nathaniel Williams "Beat the microlights", and suddenly started to play better =) Well, more.
I began to understand better all these videos filled with YouTube, on which they talk about thinking ranges and why in some situations the opponent can proevel himself =) At micromolymes, all these judgments are not so pronounced, so it's easiest to play nitovolently, but still I want to climb limits (until my attempts are not too successful), and for this you need to improve your skills.
After the new year, my game got a little worse, probably this is due to the fact that I made a cache and my bankroll is usually $ 5, which for some reason quickly flies away, even if they grew to $ 15 =)
But this bothers me not so much as the fact that despite the fact that for most samples I have a positive win rate, my bankroll somewhere is flying away: D
I hope that the questions that I will ask will receive distinct answers, because the theory in general terms is good and useful, but to get an answer to the question about my particular game in a particular hand, on a particular street, against a specific opponent is quite another matter
So far it's interesting to hear if my schedule looks like how it should look on the microliths, or already on schedule, without looking at the stats, is there anything to argue?
As I understand it, here in the order of things, talk about your path in poker and ask for advice in difficult situations. Well, I will gladly share the traversed path and listen to advice for the future =)
I have been playing for several years with interruptions, and a bit more tightly in the last six months. I play mostly NL2, only there some successes, in fact, I reach
The first picture I attached my schedule Until September 1, 2017, the second picture - after, the third - the overall picture, but only on NL2. Then I realized the book I read Nathaniel Williams "Beat the microlights", and suddenly started to play better =) Well, more.
I began to understand better all these videos filled with YouTube, on which they talk about thinking ranges and why in some situations the opponent can proevel himself =) At micromolymes, all these judgments are not so pronounced, so it's easiest to play nitovolently, but still I want to climb limits (until my attempts are not too successful), and for this you need to improve your skills.
After the new year, my game got a little worse, probably this is due to the fact that I made a cache and my bankroll is usually $ 5, which for some reason quickly flies away, even if they grew to $ 15 =)
But this bothers me not so much as the fact that despite the fact that for most samples I have a positive win rate, my bankroll somewhere is flying away: D
I hope that the questions that I will ask will receive distinct answers, because the theory in general terms is good and useful, but to get an answer to the question about my particular game in a particular hand, on a particular street, against a specific opponent is quite another matter
So far it's interesting to hear if my schedule looks like how it should look on the microliths, or already on schedule, without looking at the stats, is there anything to argue?