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Big steps : Month 2



Not an easy month for me, was tough finding the time to grind out some hours but happy with all the results overall. 

Cash game graph looks decent, was running above EV which is obviously sweet, mostly nl5 but mixed a little nl10 in there aswell, definetly more $ hourly in nl5 though. Knowing ggpoker we can deduct about 150$ of rake from the graph, if only i had it in me to actually learn the game and get that EV going up, there's always next month huh?



Tournament grind was not good but i manged to atleast clutch in the end to break even or even profit a few dollars so thats that. Had a few decent deep runs but nothing special, highlight of the month was losing 8 buy ins on a 22$ tournament definetely though. Wanted to play a 110€ live tournament this month but i went on vacation to Lapland so couldnt make it, guess ill wait for next year since shortdeck is not very popular for live games yet.



And here is where the profits come, rakeback and daily flipouts. Hit 8 flipouts for a combined 323$ ,  add on to that around 50$ of rakeback/leaderboard its not too shabby for a nl5 grinder.


My investments have been doing well too, going up around 250€. 
  • July profits : 1059€
  • Goal : 4137€/40000€  



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