Any suggestions for getting back into the game?

[Udyr]

Long story short: I started playing and played a decent amount my senior year in college and was grinding a roll and almost hit 25nl. Graduation hits, real life begins, and long work hours entice me to withdraw most of my roll (kept $100 in case I wanted to start playing again).

Now i'm back. Coming up in the fall i'll have a good amount of free time to play due to my gf going to school for 9 months.

Anyone have any good suggestions for how to get back into the game? My current plan is to restart the grind, rewatch my collection of videos I smartly saved, and get active on FTR/IRC.

[tomato paste carnage]

Anyone have any good suggestions for how to get back into the game? My current plan is to restart the grind, rewatch my collection of videos I smartly saved, and get active on FTR/IRC.

Sounds like a great plan. Doing a little catch-up studying before the grind might be better.

[Udyr]

Sounds like a great plan. Doing a little catch-up studying before the grind might be better.

I've been testing the waters somewhat and I have a lot of catching up to do. Especially in the patience/discipline department.

Luckily, I have some old knowledge and a willingness to learn and study to get better, which is a lot more than what I started with.

[Laeelin]

You might want to sign up for grinderschool.com.... I did, and think that spending $10 for a month gives a great refresher for less than half the price of a poker book.

I don't even need to remember to cancel the subscription.

LOL - 4 views, 3 replies... talk about a fast response...

[Laeelin]

I forgot to mention - poker tracker 3 has a 60 day free trial.

I highly recommend that as well. I expect to pay for it with my profit by the time the trial runs out.

[Udyr]

I know I used to have a GS subscription back in the day...can't for the life of me remember what my username was.

I'll cruise over there later this week and check it out. I'm pretty sure I still have some of their videos saved though.