My road to NL200

I feel like a new born person. I have just finished my session and it was the first one in Janurary when I played at least decently. With rakeback I can end this month with a small profit or at least significantly reduce the losses. 

I WILL NEVER PLAY MORE THEN 6 TABLES, EVEN UNDER A THREAT OF DECAPITATION.

Multitabling is tilting, tiring and it reduces my winrate, I don't wanna do it.

Apart of poker side of my life, I've passed today my econometrics exam (probably :) ) and decided to put down every single tast I am doing during the day (for example 7:30- 9:30 surfing the internet, 10:20- 11:00 TV). I want to have a register of my days and having that information I will be able to plan my days more effectively, check what I waste most time on etc. 

Last 3 session's major mistakes:

-playing too many tables

-lack of concentration

Solution:

- playing fewer tables, at most 5

I play a lot better when I am focused. It's true that by playing more tables you can take advantage of fishes, but instead you have have far less time to make a better decision. In the long run playing more focues is +EV.

As far as my university is concerned I have yet to pass two exams econometrics and macroeconomics, but I will be able to focus more on improvement of my game since Thursday. 

February is gonna be the month of me playing best poker I am capable of so I have to prepare really hard. I will have lots of free time to spend playing and analyzing my game so it should be good.

Gl

Bart

Hi everyone. My name is Bart and I am from Poland. I play NL50 (which I feel comfortably playing) on Boss and have tried to play NL100 a little bit. My goal is to be NL200 reg till the end of the year.

I've come upon with the idea of making a blog because I am coming through my worst downswing ever. I have it will add some discipline to my game and post session analisis. 

Gl,

Bart