Wednesday March
21, 2012
It just hit me that I just quit my regular job to play poker as my
main source of income. I guess reality is setting in and I am starting to
naturally second guess this new journey. However the excitement keeps me going.
Excitement isn’t even the right word to describe what keeps me going.
Before going to bed last night, I was reading over some old
articles on advice of going “pro” at poker. Many of the authors
suggested many things I disagree with. From the limits (5/10, 10/20/, etc.) to
the “bankroll” you should start with. Most of it did not make any sense to me.
I understand where they are coming from, but it made no sense in relation to
the way I view poker. In fact, I never use the word “bankroll”. I simply
substitute it with “my money” or “total cash”. After all, the money I win from
poker is not a bankroll; it is in fact my money. According to the authors my methods most likely will prove that I have to abide by their rules…we’ll
see.
Not much happened today other than booking 15 comped nights-not
consecutively- at the casino/hotel. Couldn’t get any weekends comped of course
but I can easily stay at nearby hotels for a fraction of the casino’s rate. I
should be getting the new windshield wiper motor tomorrow. I managed to get out
and wax/polish my car today. I even managed to polish my rims and mufflers. Oh
yeah, I played PLO online today for the first time in forever. I was rusty so
of course I donked off my $10, but it helped me remember how much more exciting
it can be than NLHE. Maybe I’ll get back into PLO. A big positive of PLO is
there are very few decent players around. Hmm…maybe I better start really
getting back into PLO.
I’m off to bed. I’ve been itching to shuffle chips. I might go get
a bunch of t-shirts at the thrift store for my poker uniform. Goodnight.
-King2
U R right...Excitement isn't even the right word to describe what is keeping U going. It's "Faith".
ReplyDeleteIt is the reason to why U took the first step to begin with. Of course that's just my opinion.