Let The Journey Begin.....

[pokerbowler 0]

Greetings one and all. Long time lurker, first time poster. I have now 'offically' saved up a $1300 bankroll to begin seriously playing 2/4 limit at the Potowatami Casino here in Milwaukee. I've actually been playing on and off for a couple years with about a 50/50 win loss ratio. I've read the 'bible books'--SSHE, WSSHE, TOP, Mike Caro's Tells book and a few others.But now I'm ready to make a run and see exactly what I can do. Following the advice in the books, proper money management, keeping records of my sessions, and with some advice from my fellow posters, I hope to run my bankroll up, and steadily progress up in limits. The only setback is: due to other commitments, I can only play one day a week (Saturdays), which will make my progress infuriatingly slow, but patience is required any time you play anyways, right?So I shall post some hands that I have questions with for analysis, and look for advice, and maybe you guys can make me a better player along the way! I look forward to hearing from you in the future. Wish me luck....

[Zach6668 513]

Welcome.Post all the hands you want, I'm usually pretty bored and looking for some LHE hands to comment on. :DAlso, good luck beating 2/4 in a casino.The rake (plus tips, jackpot drops, etc) is retarded for 2/4.Hopefully the play will be bad enough to overcome it, but I'd be suprised it 2/4 was beatable for more than minimum wage, playing live.Good luck though Sounds like you've got the right idea, anyways, doing it the right way.

[wsox8 10]

Good luck. I'll probably be at Potowatami a few times in the next few months because I'm going to be at school in Wisconsin. Feel free to post hands because not a whole lot gets posted (abundance of NL players). Welcome!

[SCS 0]

Have you considered depositing online?More games, more hands per hour, multitabling, bonuses and rakeback = $$$$$Assuming you are a winning player of course.