2010 Goals

January 2, 2010

So 2009 is over and I crushed my original goal of turning $100 into $1,000 but came up a little short of my amended goal of turning $100 into $5,000.  My bankroll now is around $4,100 which doesn’t include some poker coaching I had and cash outs that totaled $450.
I originally started this blog to [...]

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Top 10 Signs You’re Addicted To Poker

December 10, 2009

•1.      You’ve referred to someone by their screen name in a conversation even though you knew their real name.
•2.      You have more money in your poker accounts than in your bank accounts.
•3.      Your computer monitor is bigger than your TV screen.
•4.      You’ve made at least one major purchase with Full Tilt Points.
•5.      You read that [...]

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Twitter Poker Tour Puts A Bad Beat On Cancer

November 4, 2009

A bad beat on cancer?  I think any “beat” on cancer is a good beat, but the bad beat name works.  After all, a bad beat is when a player wins even though the odds are against it.  For many cancer sufferers, that’s exactly the kind of win they’re praying for.
Cancer runs in my family.  [...]

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October Summary

November 2, 2009

October was a busy month both on and off the felt.  I just finished a few big writing projects and have a couple more lined up in November.  I’ll also be working diligently this month to get two e-products created (one poker related) and find a way to offer free videos of my games without [...]

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Test Your Heads-up Poker Skills

October 28, 2009

Recently I’ve been studing and practicing heads-up poker – mostly because I’ve noticed that the players that make the most BB/100 are always the top heads-up players.
I’m not going to lie.  It’s been tough.  I tend to tilt balls when I play heads-up, but I know it’ll help in the long run.
I came across a [...]

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