Bumpity bumpity bump.
I guess there's sort of a lot to report? At my last post I was down piles in MTT's and trending down in cash while grinding a lot more PLO.
Since then I've lost another ~2k across like ~90 entries of MTTs but that's really not bad all things considered at my stakes and playing a few very large ones during
wsop Online Circuit. So even though my avg stakes are like 100-200 generally this was a big set of entries including a lot of 300-550.
I've since cut everything above 109 so I can regroup and because I don't have a sample above that. Below it I have stellar results. So that is what it is.
Meanwhile cash game results have improved dramatically. I've been in the lab primarily on PLO, and playing a LOT of hours. It's been showing in my execution, my mental game, and my results. So that's cool.
We're also playing pretty massive, so I'm a bit skittish about how big it's consistently going, but the spots are so good I can't really complain, and I'm willing to fire them.
At the time of last post I was almost at the bottom of a 5k cash downswing on top of the MTT swing. Since that point I'm up 8k in cash, which is basicaly my peak point for 2020.
The main event has also been announced as a 10k freezeout. Two parallel events in the US and the rest of world. WSOP.com and GG Poker respectively. I am for sure going to be playing, just not sure yet how much I want to sell and at what price. I personally think the event is unprecedented and that the US-facing one may well be the softest online 1k+ buy ins in history, as well as still very soft in the context of typical main event fields.
Reason being that there aren't many international players who will play inside the US during this time. So I'm chomping at the bit, ready to get some wins under my belt, and getting fired up for the main. Overall it's been a good recovery month and I'm excited for what the next few months will bring!