Hee Haw

I am a donkey :( On Monday I reviewed my first few NL sessions and the results were awful; played like a total donk over 1,468 hands; not only was I losing 0.04/Hand I deserved to lose it, had no card discipline at all. So my goal this week was to set myself some standards and then judge the success or failure of a session based on how well I could keep to them.

I played 204 hands on Tuesday and did ok, 3 PF errors that I could find. Post flop was better, got my money in when I was ahead and built the pot with big hands.

Got in 202 hands yesterday, not so good. 5 PF errors and 2 post flop errors. I was ok until I switched to a new table and had a LAG two to my left. Cold called raises, called flop and turn and then bet out on river. I let myself get too annoyed with these type of players. I know the right strategy to play against them but I let my annoyance with them get in the way. Today, need to watch out for it and make sure I use the strategy and not let emotions kick in.

Stats for the last two days have shown a definite improvement: 16.8/11/2.3 with 28.03BB/100. All because I've brought some focus back to my PF game. Prior to that I was running at 24.5/14.9/2 -0.40BB/100.

Managed to get in 3 40FPP tourneys; these are sats to WSOP qualifiers. About the most I can say of my play is that I managed to get my money in with the best of it. In one, had 73o in the blind and flopped the nut straight on a low board, got it all in on the turn and had call from a set of 5's, the river paired the board. Lost another when short-stacked and AQs ran into AKo. Think the 3rd was KK < Ax