March goals:
[x] stop being a weak-tight nit -- not perfect, but much better
[ ] make $250 at NL25 and then try NL50 with $1250 roll - failed because of bad play and downswings, hope to complete this in a couple of days
[ ] post more (poker questions and hot chicks) Only chicks, no poker questions.
[x] find a new job - honestly I don't like it, but it's better than nothing.

April goals:
- stop being a weak-tight nit (can be better)
- 20,000 hands
- finally move to NL50 (Ongame)
- try Pokerstars (NL25, may be NL50, multi-table SNG)
- register at CrackedDeuces

I'm pretty sure my March goal was to make money, I didn't do that.

April goal is to make money...

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April goals are quite simple:

1) win a Step 6 WSOP ticket
2) win another one
3) get a little shark fin beside my name on SS
4) brag about a little shark fin beside my name on SS
5) brag some more about winning 2 WSOP tickets

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He said it found it some of the softest SnG's he's played

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1) Keep Winning $$$
2) Play some $2k NL
3) Play another site: e.g. Cake/Bodog/Party

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id find this hard to be true as id have imagined that Steps 5 & 6 would be full of high stakes pros just waiting to pick off the donks like me who have progressed up the ladder.

ur now giving me hope and i may revise my goals to actually win 3

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If I remember my goal was to reach $250 at NL4, Well I'm over $300 and Im at NL10 so my goal for this month is too reach $400

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Pairs of 2s is back!

Last months goals:
- Clear some of the $200 bonus FTP shipped me - no
- Get enough FPP's on FTP and PS to buy something decent - lol, yep
- Get STT ROI above 0 on FTP - no
- Get STT ROI above 20 on PS - no
- Get PT3, PAHUD etc on my new laptop - PT3 did not work, have PT2 and PAHUD working
- Don't forget how to play cash games - ?
- If I do play cash, position and aggression are my friends - yeah, not too bad.

April goals:
- NL25, probably 15K hands if I can get comfortable 4 tabling
- Clear a juicy bonus at RK
- +ve dollars at RK
- Improve my poker, play solid all month

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I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.
- Thomas A. Edison

Reach NL50 mayhap?


We will see.....

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