Early year in review

So I've only grinded a few days this year but most days included significant volume. I'm running amazingly well, at first I had high doubts on 45 tabling but I decided that most regs are bad enough (obv not all) at the $3-$6 levels that I can play this volume and still win. Running something like 40% at the $3's, 20-30% at the $6's and 70% at the $12's. Played about 610 games between the past two days and have been running unstoppable. I need to be able to focus less on individual hands, like doing my best to just make the right preflop decison rather than also watching to see if my hand wins, which is something I do on occasion at final tables.



I want to start including some $27's but I realized that I'm just on a huge heater, and realize how potentially damaging it could be to my roll. I've easily gone on a few 20-30 BI downswings, luckily there's a few 100+ BI upswings or something close to that. I've been on the bubble of the $3 45 man sharkscope leaderboard and the past two sessions I won maybe just $20-$25 at these stakes which is kind of annoying.

I decided the best plan is to start including more excercise along with a solid week of not going higher than $12's. The waters need to be tested at 18 man's if I want to make any serious run at supernova elite. I'm semi-confident on my 18 man game and not really sure if I could win at them at the $16+ level when not off peak hours. I want to buy sngwiz b/c I think it would best way to learn these without coaching or finding a site that has training videos. Ideal volume would be 400 games a day over the next week, but the chances would be slim since that would be 9 hours a day 45 tabling.

As for vpp goals I still need another 3574 for plat star and have 7633 on the year. Still shooting to take supernova before the SCOOP, in which it would be nice if they introduce the schedule soon since it's something I'm really excited to grind up a bankroll for. I'll try to wrap up the month with another 2k games.