The forum is discussing how to "plan" for profit with sit and go action in particular. I must admit I have never really had a plan in place either, but am open to the concept. I have always felt that moving up the bankroll, using my poker calculator, was a positive plan in itself.
I don't really make these sorts of plans.
I used to in the past but I don't feel like it gave anything. I would make these sorts of plans if I needed to regularly withdraw money or challenge myself, but if I just play and try to learn and make a profit I don't think I need that kind of thing.
I lately found a great spreadsheet for tracking all sorts of things, the best thing being that if I want to know something new I would just have to create a new function and I can change everything there. And now I also can track how much I have deposited and withdrawn from different sites and where my money is located. I used to use these online tracking sites but I still had to keep track of my withdrawals/deposits/bonuses and so on. Thanks to the spreadsheet I am very aware of what's going on with my roll and I feel that's all I need.
I try to play the most profitable poker games and only set a rule when I'm moving up/down. I never make these plans like how many weeks it would take me to play 500 S&G and what I should earn by playing them.
I just feel that setting some goals and then not reaching them would make me feel even more dissatisfied with my game and that's not what I want.
The only goal that I could think about atm is becoming profitable at the $10 lvl S&G at Full Tilt but have no idea how long it would take. :S I've only played 3 S&G's after resolving problems with my account at FT so far and they are on lower lvls.
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
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