I've been playing a fair amount and crushing pretty hard. Been 5 days and my account says I'm up about €2800 Euros so far, this includes some bonus money and rakeback for a few days last month, probably around €150 worth.

Funny enough I feel like I have been running pretty badly in terms of all in expectation the last few days, but I guess I am running above expectation in terms of flopping sets and having people spew vs me.

Tonight I'm going to take it easy and play the low and medium scoop events, and a few cash tables on start at the same time. lucky for me my sleep schedule is pretty backwards atm because these events start at 230am Australian time. Hopefully I can make a score, be nice to go out and buy a 55inch LCD I have been looking at lately. Either that or I have to wait a few more weeks, its sometimes nice being a poker player.

If that doesn't happen my goal for the month is €10k, and if I can put the volume in I think this should be easy. Not easy in terms of putting in the volume but the mistakes I am seeing people make at the current stakes I'm playing is hilarious, my edge in big pots in monstrous. Therefore as long as I can force myself to get the volume in I should get there easily.

I think I'm going to need to divide my challenge bankroll between two separate sites because after a week staring at the same tables and the same layout for hours a day, I'm starting to loose my mind. There is this weird muscle memory type thing that goes on in my brain whereby sometimes I make a terrible call with no justification just because something clicks in my brain, or tilt. It feels that all of the collected memory for the past few days grinding (reads, big pots, suckouts, tilt etc) gets backed up and forces the poker gears in my brain to stall. I find by changing sites and being forced to try and re-understand the visual cues to beat the game it refocuses me and makes me play better.

Till next time GL