deelo

full-ring Playing 200nl I'm a pretty break even player. It seems to be a cycle where I start TAG and build up a good bankroll then being up I turn LAP without realizing it and let it slip away until I have to start the cycle over again. I've been able to cash out some winnings here and there but usually a week or so will end in needing another deposit. My job allows me to comfortably risk a buy-in/week. But if I'm going to be doing that, I shouldn't even be playing cards.I think this micro thing might help build some bankroll management skills and such. I mean if I can learn to take 10 5n

i decided to join you guys in a micro cash game challenge.i've never played this small before but i think it will teach good discipline and bankroll management and get me to be a player who 'plays to profit' more than 'plays to win.' I'm thinking by the time I make it to the "worth-while" limits I'll be a much better player.starting at 0.02/0.05 NL ($5 max) 4-tabling. So far, so good. The first 1,500 hands got me +$21.I still haven't really decided what kind of rules to set yet tho. Move up when i have 20 buy-ins sounds decent but i don't know if i can wait that long lol. To move up to $1

seems obvious he has a flush

yea after reading through some of the other posts i see the actual point of the forum now, my bad, thx

k nevermind i thought we were supposed to post hands in here

The game is 1/3 NL full table in the casino.Maniac has been calling almost every raise and has raised every unraised hand. his stack fluctuates from $200-$1000 regularly throughout the game. At this moment he's got about 300 and while he's handling a lot of players i've picked him off a few times and he respects my re-raises.Businessman has only been sat down for maybe 10 hands and almost every single one bought in for $100 or $200 and called down until all-in and lost. I'm not sure if he even knows where he's at.On Fire has been seated for maybe 20 hands and has raked a few huge pots bring