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OK, so you've been playing 5 months at break even. Now you have a goal. What concrete things have you done to change your game to reach the goal? If you continue playing as before, same hands, same tactics, same sites, then logic says you'll have the same results.
What holes do you have in your game?
Can you plug them?
Where and what do you play?
Are there better places and games for your style of play?
Having a goal is good. It will keep you from playing "recreational poker" and that will help. But I'm guessing you're going to need to do more. Fill a couple holes in your game - that will make you some money. Evaluate the quality of your site(s), and look for better sites.
I don't know what type of game you play, but here are a couple ways to evaluate.
SnG's how long does it take to knock out the first 33 - 50 percent of the players? Shorter is better. If it takes 30 minutes at the site you're on, look for one where it takes 20 minutes. That's money in the bank.
NL ring, what % of player see the flop - more is better if you're a tight agressive player. How big are the average pots in relation to the blinds, again, more is better. Party Poker NL ring is horrible because the pot sizes are small compared to some other sites. Again, I'm tight agressive, so I play less hands, and want to get paid off for them.
Anyway, if you do the same things at the same places in the same ways WITH a goal, then you may have trouble reaching it. If the goal prompts you to evaluate everything about your game and capitalize in every way possible, then you will Definately meet it.
Good luck.
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