Move up options

Originally Posted by supahaole

Unfortunately my goals are shite due to my life rapidly changing, and sooner than I planned on. So re-evaluating them is necessary. However, I'm kinda slow and not really pickin up what your layin down so could you expand a little. Thanks.

I'm saying you shouldn't really look at playing 25k hands at a given stake as a big deal. Like you say you are sick of 2nl but there are lots of things you can do to improve your game aside from playing. (not sure if what I say rlly makes sense but see recommendation below)

Before you move up I recommend posting your stats so far from 2nl and have us point out your glaring leaks. (Post positional stats since they are key) Then go back and play another 10k hands or so trying to fix some of those leaks and work on improving after taking in some advice. Although the sample size is relatively small, you could definitely improve your win rate and there will certainly be some glaring leaks we can point out for you before moving up to help you build a stronger foundation which in the end, should make moving up a lot smoother.

FML, epic fail!

This morning I transfered my PT3 database to HEM for trial. Now I can't figure out how to copy my stats here. I guess that's a leak in itself. It's kinda funny because I really don't tilt much actually playing poker, but if I can't figure out something simple on a computer, I instasnap and wanna throw it against the f'n wall. On the evolutionary tech scale I'm a step or two below this guy...



I'll get it figured out and get my stats posted here.

You can't Copy the stats. You have to do a screenshot. On a PC, hit the Alt & Print Screen keys at the same time. That will Copy the page of stats as a picture. Then you can Paste that into a graphics program. It's best if you can crop/edit the picture for size, but not necessary.

Once you have the pic, you can upload it to ImageShack for free. Then copy the link that they give you and paste into FTR forum.

If you've never done it, it may take a little time to figure out. After the first time, it's easy.