Starting Over. Maybe.

[buckster436]

Freddy, think back to what got you going and what helped you build your bankroll, then, start from there, a bit of time off usually helps too, maybe a week or 2,, but thats it, you dont want to get rusty and forget all your tricks, ease back into it,, GL & merry Xmas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, buck

 

[F Paulsson]

Honestly, next time I'm going to probably either play just one table, or I'm going to decide on a concept or principle that I want to illustrate before starting to comment. Also, this session is far from mistake-free, but you're sadly going to have to accept it for what it is. If anything, recording it taught me that I'm not very good with multi-tasking and staying focused. Makes me think hard about what I'm doing and/or thinking about when playing.

By the way, rendering 46 minutes of video seems to take quite awhile. I'll upload it when my computer's finished doing whatever it is it's doing.

 

[buckster436]

i forgot to put this in my post above,, DONT multi-table, when i stopped doing that i improved my game,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, buck

 

[F Paulsson]

Buck: Ironically, I've gone the exact opposite way. I'm now playing 7-8 tables, which is a part of trying to finish the points I need.

On that note, it's been going very well since I made this post. I think I've found my - by far - biggest leak, and plugged it. I've played a little over 10k hands, and I've been running at 2.3BB/100, despite playing 8 tables (and making all the mistakes that come from that). It's not a fun way to play poker, but it's what needs to be done. I can't wait to finish these last 918 hands, but while it's tempting to just do it all in one sitting I'm not dumb enough to play when my head feels fried - which it invariably does after an hour of 8-tabling.

Thank you all for your support; I've got a really good feeling about 2008.

 

[Munchrs]

IMHO taking a break is going to be the best thing you can do at the mo.