Monthly archives: November 2006

Yearly Review, Part 1.

Awhile back I mentioned that I’d be evaluating my yearly performance in this space. I got a little sidetracked since then, but now I think I’m ready to begin my review. Instead of something comprehensive, I’ll post my self-review in a haphazard piecemeal fashion. That’s how blogs are supposed to be, right?
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NLCGIC.

Or No Limit Cash Games in Casinos, are donkfests. The level of play in NLCGIC is rudimentary, all the way up to 5-10 NL. Last night I sat in a 5-10 NL game at Borgata. Due to the presence of many craptastic players, the entire experience could be distilled to the following: [...]

Foxwoods Trip Review, Part 2

Playing poker for a living requires a few skills that are less crucial in most other occupations. The one that is hardest to quantify is also one of the least discussed: psychological self-awareness and self-maintenance. You cannot win at poker in the long run if you are mentally unwell or out of [...]