If I didn’t fold that set of Kings it could’ve been 23.3 million.. In all honesty, life feels like a dream. 5 years ago I had $6,000 to my name and a whole lot of belief. My advice - believe in yourself and invest in yourself. No one else is going to get you where you want to be. Block out the noise, trust your instincts and most importantly the only opinions that matter are the ones of people you love and respect.
Today is the first day of the PLO Cash Game Championship on @CoinPoker_OFF. I'll be streaming a couple off hours at around 13:00 CET (in 3 hours) and giving away $500 to one person that: likes, retweets and comments on this post.
It will be 4 hours of playing cash games and then one hour of reviewing some spots, should be a good one!
Tomorrow at 3:30PM Pacific, we take the mask off #MTGxSpiderMan with the set Debut live from #PAXWest! A full hour of amazing guests, incredible reveals, and at least one Spider-Man.
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Very happy with this win, but it feels a bittersweet as I would have preferred to do it on stream. After 6 restarts I had to throw the towel.
Trying to fix my connection issues by moving over to my second computer and firing up a stream tomorrow (23.00 Amsterdam time).
The hourly $100 giveaway will be done tomorrow and if I manage to mess up again I will give $500 to someone that likes, comments and retweets this tweet!
Before complaining about your bad luck at the poker tables, hear me out:
Have some people been luckier than others? Undoubtedly.
Have you been less lucky than average? Maybe!
But guess what: Variance is here to stay.
Your past poker results may have been impacted by bad luck, and your future results might be, too.
So, you have a choice.
You can complain. You can go into each session with a negative mindset. You can throw your hands up and relinquish all responsibility for your results.
Or, you can find a way to succeed in spite of it.