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Old 02-17-2008, 03:17 PM     Post subject: starting fresh #1 (permalink)  
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Hey guys, this is Jishu just with a new name

For the past half year or so my poker playing has taken a big dip as I needed to focus on school and other things. In november I scored a 12K win then last month another 11K, for a net of about 20K. I cashed out a large portion to pay for school and other things I felt were more important than just poker.

Now I want to get away from the swingyness of playing just tournaments. I used to enjoy the grind but after 10 or 15K hands I found I would always burnout and try to push too hard and I ended up being a marginal loser before 'quitting' cash games for a bit.

I feel that the fact I am a winner in tournaments and have money in the bank and feel a bit more at ease I will be able to play cash games much better. I won't be looking to run up a quick bankroll (although I always practiced good BR management) while grinding cash.

So I want tips and pointers about what I was doing wrong before. im going to post up some pokertracker screenshots.

Any books (I enjoy reading poker books), or theorums i should buy into? Im going to put in alot of volume at the 50nl and 100nl level.

pokertracker screens coming soon
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