Day 1
I am starting this blog now because if I don't then I never will. I get more interested in reading other people's blogs than in writing my own. Which comes as no surprise, I have always loved to read but hated writing.
My main reason for keeping this blog is so that I can track my progress as I try to become a winning poker player. I will also include anything that I find to be interesting along the way. I plan to mimic a challenge that a pro poker player, Chris Ferguson, completed by turning $0 into $10,000. He is one of the world's best players and it took him 16 months to accomplish this feat. It took him 7 months just to get his bankroll stabalized around $6.50. The hardest part is turning that $0 into real money by playing free tournaments with 2,700 entrants that only pay a couple dollars to the top 27 finishers. Since I am a pure novice I am starting with $30 to give myself a head start in hopes that I don't pull all of my hair out or go on a tri-state killing spree which would be horrible because I do have great hair.
I started by playing $5 Sit & Gos. The payout is: 1st - $22.50, 2nd - $13.50, 3rd - $9. My first three SNGs I finished in 1st, 1st, and 2nd. The last one that I played I went out 7th due to this hand early on: Player under the gun min. raises to 60 with Q10. I reraise to 120 with KK and the rest of the table folds around to player with Q10 who reraises to 180. I push all in and he calls and the flop comes 89J making a straight for Q10 and I am out. Good game me. Not a bad start still with 3 cashes.
I decide to call it a night after that and watched the new episodes of Family Guy, The Cleveland Show and American Dad. They were all hilarious and everybody should check it out if you get a chance. Is it just me or does The Cleveland Show look exactly identical to Family Guy? Don't they think they should have changed it up a little?
Started = $30.00
+ 21.32
Total = $51.32
I am starting this blog now because if I don't then I never will. I get more interested in reading other people's blogs than in writing my own. Which comes as no surprise, I have always loved to read but hated writing.
My main reason for keeping this blog is so that I can track my progress as I try to become a winning poker player. I will also include anything that I find to be interesting along the way. I plan to mimic a challenge that a pro poker player, Chris Ferguson, completed by turning $0 into $10,000. He is one of the world's best players and it took him 16 months to accomplish this feat. It took him 7 months just to get his bankroll stabalized around $6.50. The hardest part is turning that $0 into real money by playing free tournaments with 2,700 entrants that only pay a couple dollars to the top 27 finishers. Since I am a pure novice I am starting with $30 to give myself a head start in hopes that I don't pull all of my hair out or go on a tri-state killing spree which would be horrible because I do have great hair.
I started by playing $5 Sit & Gos. The payout is: 1st - $22.50, 2nd - $13.50, 3rd - $9. My first three SNGs I finished in 1st, 1st, and 2nd. The last one that I played I went out 7th due to this hand early on: Player under the gun min. raises to 60 with Q10. I reraise to 120 with KK and the rest of the table folds around to player with Q10 who reraises to 180. I push all in and he calls and the flop comes 89J making a straight for Q10 and I am out. Good game me. Not a bad start still with 3 cashes.
I decide to call it a night after that and watched the new episodes of Family Guy, The Cleveland Show and American Dad. They were all hilarious and everybody should check it out if you get a chance. Is it just me or does The Cleveland Show look exactly identical to Family Guy? Don't they think they should have changed it up a little?
Started = $30.00
+ 21.32
Total = $51.32
3 Comments:
you can do it man, keep focused and start playing more than one table!
Thanks for your support. See you in Vegas baby!! :)
great start
Ii wouldnt go too crazy and start multi tabling it just yet.
I plan on starting something similar myself soon but I'd try to build your skill levels before trying to multi table
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