Topic: Project 1BTC (Read 1205 times)
A big boost to the bankroll.
Won DGbet premium tournament and secured 4th position at DGbet free tournament. Possible big boost to my bank roll. I will update after placing free bets.
goodluck and have a good run .
Won DGbet premium tournament and secured 4th position at DGbet free tournament. Possible big boost to my bank roll. I will update after placing free bets.
What a match! Nail biting. Amazing resilience shown by Fulham.
Finally one of my free bets paid. Updated bankroll is around $280. From today I will put some serious efforts in the challenge.
UPDATE
Finally the super busy Diwali fortnight celebration is over (still one major festival remains
next day). I have not got any chance to play as house renovation and family gathering was going on (Indians can relate how hectic Diwali month can be ). Though I played few hands (as a ritual to gamble on Diwali) and lost badly. I have updated my bankroll in OP. I lost around 60-70$ in one hour but enjoyed a lot with my family and friends which is most important to me.
I will be putting some serious efforts in this challenge after 5th of November after that you will be receiving regular updates. Two major freerolls are happening worth $5k GTD and $2k GTD and though I will be busy but I will try to play somehow (on my phone). If you also want to participate check out my thread; Selected Poker Freerolls, Less Competition and Big Value.
Well, good luck brother. It will be interesting to watch your progress! I will be keeping an eye on it.
Thanks and stay connected!You'll better start trading than gambling 
Sure! though trading is not my forte but I am all ears. Please give me more details.Sounds like an exciting journey! Combining poker with crypto investments is a smart approach. Keep us updated on your progress, and good luck—stay patient and enjoy the process!
Thanks for the complement. I am not sure it is a smart approach but it will be fun and interesting that is all, which matters to me from this challenge.
Well, good luck brother. It will be interesting to watch your progress! I will be keeping an eye on it.
You'll better start trading than gambling
Sounds like an exciting journey! Combining poker with crypto investments is a smart approach. Keep us updated on your progress, and good luck—stay patient and enjoy the process!
Lost my free bet again.
It's nice to see your post being moved from "Bitcoin Discussion" to "Off-topic" where almost no one reads it.
Good job moderators
/Over&Out
Good job moderators
/Over&Out
You know it won't kill you to be a little bit nicer
UPDATE
I barely played this week (no cash tables, no tournaments, nothing) because I have been super busy with my regular job. Although I played a $500 freeroll yesterday and won (lucky fish
). I won a decent size free bet around $100. I will update the topic after using my free bet (hopefully this time I will win).
It's nice to see your post being moved from "Bitcoin Discussion" to "Off-topic" where almost no one reads it.
Good job moderators
/Over&Out
Good job moderators
/Over&Out
Thank you for revealing the secret to eternal youth: 'be always on the brink of a heart attack'. That is some serious time dilation theory for metaphysics . Jokes aside, your comment reflects the wisdom of an experienced (aged ) man and I am still making sense of it. I mean, I know that deep philosophical advice is generally paradoxical in nature, but I am having a hard time with this (maybe you can explain a bit more to a noob).
For me, 'time flies' when you are immersed in interesting, thrill-based novel experiences, and it slows down with less interesting routine work. But I guess you are arguing from a retrospective perspective (experienced aged man), but even then...
. Jokes aside, your comment reflects the wisdom of an experienced (aged ) man and I am still making sense of it. I mean, I know that deep philosophical advice is generally paradoxical in nature, but I am having a hard time with this (maybe you can explain a bit more to a noob).For me, 'time flies' when you are immersed in interesting, thrill-based novel experiences, and it slows down with less interesting routine work. But I guess you are arguing from a retrospective perspective (experienced aged man), but even then...
If I can chime in here, maybe this might make more sense. If we think of the human brain as a complex memory machine where we store our experiences according to certain patterns, we can imagine that when we're immersed in interesting experiences, our brain logs more memories than when we're just doing tedious and boring tasks. This can lead to a subjective perception of time in retrospect.
Basically, when you're having a blast, your brain's firing hard, soaking up a bunch of info and that builds a thick web of memories. But when you're bored your brain's chilling on cruise control, not recording as much detail. Looking back later, those fun times stretch out longer in your mind cuz you got so much more to remember.
So my hunch was right! It is indeed a nostalgic perspective of an old man.
Although I have to take it with a bit of salt, as @Vod still has to confirm it!
Thank you for revealing the secret to eternal youth: 'be always on the brink of a heart attack'. That is some serious time dilation theory for metaphysics . Jokes aside, your comment reflects the wisdom of an experienced (aged ) man and I am still making sense of it. I mean, I know that deep philosophical advice is generally paradoxical in nature, but I am having a hard time with this (maybe you can explain a bit more to a noob).
For me, 'time flies' when you are immersed in interesting, thrill-based novel experiences, and it slows down with less interesting routine work. But I guess you are arguing from a retrospective perspective (experienced aged man), but even then...
. Jokes aside, your comment reflects the wisdom of an experienced (aged ) man and I am still making sense of it. I mean, I know that deep philosophical advice is generally paradoxical in nature, but I am having a hard time with this (maybe you can explain a bit more to a noob).For me, 'time flies' when you are immersed in interesting, thrill-based novel experiences, and it slows down with less interesting routine work. But I guess you are arguing from a retrospective perspective (experienced aged man), but even then...
If I can chime in here, maybe this might make more sense. If we think of the human brain as a complex memory machine where we store our experiences according to certain patterns, we can imagine that when we're immersed in interesting experiences, our brain logs more memories than when we're just doing tedious and boring tasks. This can lead to a subjective perception of time in retrospect.
Basically, when you're having a blast, your brain's firing hard, soaking up a bunch of info and that builds a thick web of memories. But when you're bored your brain's chilling on cruise control, not recording as much detail. Looking back later, those fun times stretch out longer in your mind cuz you got so much more to remember.
indeed , showing the wallet will keep us track the progress of your targethere.
Already addressed please read previous posts.actually for what we have seen many times before? this is a suicide mission
Thank you for your best wishes! I will carry on for the time being, at least. 
This thread is suitable for gambling discussion board since the main purpose of the thread is to record your profit from poker(gambling).
i also thing this is ciompatible here in off topic mate.Quote
Also, it will be cool to follow if you will show the wallet address which you hold your balance to make your progress transparent and match with the list of progress you recorded on daily basis.
indeed , showing the wallet will keep us track the progress of your targethere.Quote
I wish you a good luck on your journey since it’s very hard stay on profit side in gambling even though you get most of your money on freeroll.
actually for what we have seen many times before? this is a suicide mission Have you ever wondered why people jump from a parachute, risking their lives? Or why someone loves speed and races at night, risking their lives? Why does anyone do anything that others consider unacceptable and quite difficult? After all, you can just sit at home, eat buns, and watch TV without any risks.
I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
Also, novel experiences make time appear to go by more slowly. If you do the same thing daily (go to work, go home, meet with friends, etc) you'll suddenly wonder where all the time has gone.I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
Some people also get off (dopamine) on adrenaline rushes.
. Jokes aside, your comment reflects the wisdom of an experienced (aged ) man and I am still making sense of it. I mean, I know that deep philosophical advice is generally paradoxical in nature, but I am having a hard time with this (maybe you can explain a bit more to a noob).For me, 'time flies' when you are immersed in interesting, thrill-based novel experiences, and it slows down with less interesting routine work. But I guess you are arguing from a retrospective perspective (experienced aged man), but even then...
THE STARS WERE IN YOUR FAVOR I GOT TWO PAIRS with A on the river(you reeled me in pretty good bro)
Yep, it was all luck! I am just a lucky fish . You are a good player who just got unlucky on the river. Do not let this affect your good gameplay; you will catch me sooner or later. Will see you at the table next week 
CORRECTION
It seems like finally my consistent approach to playing selected high-value freerolls paid off. I secured 2nd place and around 130$ in prize money. I was the big chip leader heads up, but sometimes you can't beat variance, although I feel good about my play.
So updated balance is around 360$.
So updated balance is around 360$.
The prize which I got for 2nd place was 70$ free bet not 130$, my mistake. I have updated the thread with right information. In case you want to know what happened to my free bet, here is the screen shot:
THE STARS WERE IN YOUR FAVOR I GOT TWO PAIRS with A on the river(you reeled me in pretty good bro)
Congrats.
Have you ever wondered why people jump from a parachute, risking their lives? Or why someone loves speed and races at night, risking their lives? Why does anyone do anything that others consider unacceptable and quite difficult? After all, you can just sit at home, eat buns, and watch TV without any risks.
I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
Also, novel experiences make time appear to go by more slowly. If you do the same thing daily (go to work, go home, meet with friends, etc) you'll suddenly wonder where all the time has gone.
Some people also get off (dopamine) on adrenaline rushes.
in my case i like to SpeedLearn (crashcourse a lot of skills) and apply on a single day/night(or a single session) mostly when im really bored , or have nothing else to do.
I have a not so poor success rate, (subpar), but when i get to learn and apply it all in one day, its a different kind of joy.
But forget almost everything about it in a week or so.
Have you ever wondered why people jump from a parachute, risking their lives? Or why someone loves speed and races at night, risking their lives? Why does anyone do anything that others consider unacceptable and quite difficult? After all, you can just sit at home, eat buns, and watch TV without any risks.
I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
I will help. Because people want to do it, and they like it.
Also, novel experiences make time appear to go by more slowly. If you do the same thing daily (go to work, go home, meet with friends, etc) you'll suddenly wonder where all the time has gone.
Some people also get off (dopamine) on adrenaline rushes.
CORRECTION
It seems like finally my consistent approach to playing selected high-value freerolls paid off. I secured 2nd place and around 130$ in prize money. I was the big chip leader heads up, but sometimes you can't beat variance, although I feel good about my play.
So updated balance is around 360$.
So updated balance is around 360$.
The prize which I got for 2nd place was 70$ free bet not 130$, my mistake. I have updated the thread with right information. In case you want to know what happened to my free bet, here is the screen shot:
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