Quick post for BR tracking purposes.

Current Bankroll: $7000
Cashed Out Profits: $11000

Back on the groove again, 1 hour session of NL400 for x3 buyins.

Actually made some good (I feel) laydowns, didn't overplay any hands and extracted good value from two sets and a flush.

Current Bankroll: $8200
Cashed Out Profits: $11000

keep up the pwning of noobs.

Bad downswing today, mostly due to losing a $2k pot with top set:

NL400 3 handed, effective stacks $1000, I raise JJ OTB and call 3bet from solid regular. Flop: J 8 7 with a flush draw, I raise villain's pot sized cbet and call his shove, he tables T9o, didn't see that coming and the board doesn't pair.

After that I tilted off another buyin or two, bah.

Current Bankroll: $6700
Cashed Out Profits: $11000

Poker is a sick, sick, game.

Just played a short session of NL400 on cake, bonus: its recorded and uploaded for your viewing pleasure: (no registration required)

Double bonus, Cooper gets stacked like a donk

Overall a somewhat uneventful session, curious to hear what people think of my play however.

Current Bankroll: $6900
Cashed Out Profits: $11000

Your accent makes me miss Australia...(I studied 3 years in Newcastle NSW)

And interestingly enough I did have a K9 on the A9AA board where the monkey shoved. I didnt see he was a complete monkey until I saw your vid. Dunno if I still would have called that shove though.

I was really card dead during this session but I did 3 bet you quite light pf today

I dont have that many remarks on the vid, it looks solid to me. I probably 3 bet a bit more with SC's, also I typically make my 3 bet pf a bit larger than you, especially when OOP.

Just finished up a second session for the day, ran decent and played well.

I subscribed to cardrunners this week and have watched 3 vids of NL400 by Greenplastic so far. Right away I was able to spot where my game had gone awry over the last month or two and by taking my foot off the gas a little, especially preflop, I feel far more comfortable once again.

2 hour session, 3 tables of NL400, +$900.

Current Bankroll: $7800
Cashed Out Profits: $11000

Congrats !

Joining Cardrunners is probably the best decision for my Poker career I have ever made.

The few Poker skills I have picked up I owe almost everything to GreenPlastic and Brian Townsend, I have probably watched all the NL200 videos and above 2-3 times each easily, a lot of the videos I've probably seen up to 10 times

I love watching CR videos and trying to put villains on a hand and follow GP's reasoning at the same time, it's just a fantastic, fun and VERY profitable way to learn to play middle stakes NL.

Unfortunately once you have watched all the vid's I find that a bit too few new ones are produced, I'm thinking of joining Stoxpokeras well to get some new angles.

I guess not, I watched them in chronological order from GP's first produced ones, but as he mentions himself the games have changed even in that time frame and it plays a lot differently nowadays, so some of the older videos (at least on middle stakes) might not be as applicable ?

I have come to like the HU's videos a lot because there is far more action and reasoningn to follow, his 1 table 6 max ones can get a bit dull in between when he goes on about other obivous concepts such as BR requirements etc.