Tuesday March 20, 2012
This will be short and sweet.
I’m beginning my unrealistic journey of
throwing around money like it’s a piece of clay…Determining whether someone is
left brained or right brained…Manipulating and persuading innocent people to
give me whatever I ask…Devouring all the fish at the table. The unrealistic
journey of playing a card game for a living suddenly becomes reality. The card
game of choice is No Limit Texas Hold’em. The rules are simple. Know when to
fold’em and know when to hold’em.
I will not disclose how long I’ve been
playing or my style of play. I will not disclose who I am or my background. You
will simply come along my journey and experience the emotional and financial
aspects of becoming a professional poker player while maintaining the job
title. Some entries will be short. Some will be long. Some you will agree with.
Some you will disagree with. As long as I’m physically able to write, there
will be an entry every day I play poker for a living. Let’s get to business.
Today I decided to start the first
entry despite the fact I have yet to play a single hand. In fact, I will not be
playing until about another week. However I feel I must mentally prepare and
strategically weigh all my options…Call, Fold, or Raise. To help prepare, I
bought this Laptop I’m typing on about 3 hours ago. This purchase will probably
be the best investment of my poker career. This Laptop will analyze and
calculate countless results, manage my finances, express my feelings, and serve
as one of my best friends. After every session of poker, I promise to come home
to this Laptop. Perhaps I give this Laptop a name since I have taken it upon
myself to capitalize the letter “L” in Laptop. Any suggestions?
Why am I not playing until another
week? You never appreciate a windshield wiper motor until it burns out during a
storm on the highway. Once I get the new motor arriving in a week installed
we’re good to go. Until then, I am creating countless spreadsheets to forecast
my hours worked, money made per hour, total cash, and ROI. I may attach a few
screenshots or pieces of the spreadsheets throughout my next blogs. You’ll learn
what my starting money will be and more aspects of my finances soon.
-King2
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