Monday, March 1, 2010

I am going to turn this session around

Or die trying!!!!

As it is written, so let it be done!


Stuck $9.90 for the day, but cleared a $10 bonus (ugh, paid $58.85 in rake). I'll never look at a dime again quite the same way!

One song got me through it though!


Queen -- We are the Champions

Posted by Conan776 at 12:45 AM
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4 comments:

  1. we are the champions - awesome! Guaranteed to make you unbeatable :-)
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  2. I could swear, the chorus just kept getting louder the closer I got back to even!

    Usually when I'm stuck a few BI, I get into this tilt feedback loop, and I'm usually way stuck before I get the right focus to get half of it back.

    (I was stuck real bad about a year ago and played for like 10 hours straight, just flatlining. Towards the end, players who I'd never seen before were speaking Australian. Finally a morning bird Euro who I was playing with when I started came back on and I realized it was time to give up!)

    So it was nice for once to skip over the tilt phase and go straight to the driven by a divine spirit to conquer phase.

    If I could just do that all the time, maybe I can move up!
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  3. There's a 2p2 thread on how long some people have played live continuously - unbelievable durations like Fri night until Sunday morning!

    I was watching 2m2mm and they talked about a lock-in or lock-down or something where they would go into a room and not come out until they were unstuck.

    I wish I had that kind of willpower - the only times I ever play hours on end is when I've accidentally gone deep into an MTT...
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  4. I'm usually the first guy to leave our local 200NL live game across the river in Allston.

    Well, actually, I haven't played there in two seasons now. The last time I left it was because I broke the table; figuratively -- I stacked three people, and didn't want to move over to play ten handed (and I was drunk before I got there). And at least two plus two plus two'ers were regs in the game that game (counting myself and including Split before he went off to Vegas) who I knew about and I can't imagine how many more there were that I didn't. Tough game.

    But usually I'm there and it's Friday night: I've had a long week, and I'm not getting a hand I would spit at. I just know to leave before my patience leaves me first.

    The session above was two and a half hours, a long one for me multi-tabling. I felt like I was starting to play very bad in the Sunday Million two weeks ago after a mere 5 hours one tabling.

    But, practice practice practice.
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