So, like 5 days back I received the standard form email from Full Tilt congratulating me for have multiple accounts. They locked the handle I'd been using for the past year and let me have the option to withdraw funds or transfer them to my primary account. I hadn't played under the old nick since I registered the new one in order to get rakeback and I'm not really sure what set off the alarm, but that account's gone along w/ my rakeback there. Consequently, I really don't have any motivation to continue on that site, as their customer service flat sucks and their rewards program is pretty shy too. I've decided to move my working roll over to Pokerstars for the time being, where I haven't logged many hands in a very long time, until I set something else up. If I get comfortable there (their software has always tilted me) I may keep the majority of my roll w/ them, but in the meantime I'm looking for some softer European sites to play on. I've already registered at Titan Poker and I'm probably going to sign up for a couple others, including something on Crypto, as soon as Pokertracker 3 adds site support and Full Tilt straigtens things out w/ my account. I tried to register at Everest and a couple others that didn't accept me because I'm living in Ukraine. Bummer. I think I'll give it a go w/ Pacific Poker, as I've heard good things about the player pool there.

I'd set my monthly $ goal for May at $11k, but I've been stumped this last week and it's becoming more and more clear that I'm not going to have time to put in enough hands to meet that goal. June FTW. I've spent some of this down time reviewing my play from the first part of this year and was pretty disappointed w/ a lot of what I found. Mostly tilting off buy-in after buy-in when the cards ran cold or I was running bad, so I've decided to implement a stop-loss of 4 BI and subsquent to that enforce a 2-hour cool-down before I can put in another hand. Hopefully that'll stanch the spew before it gets out of hand. As well, I've set the goal to make $100k in the next 6 months. I'll be posting graphs, etc., along the way.

In other news, I finally got a gym-membership. The place is ridiculously nice. Really, I've never been in a nicer gym, and I'm almost convinced a nicer one doesn't exist. (I'll post pics soon). I'll start tomorrow, as today I need to put together a workout routine.

So, for now, just biting my tongue and waiting for my roll to clear my account. Time for some PT review and then to draft up an exercise regimen.