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07-13-05, 02:36 AM
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i started playiing online last year right when i turned 18 and won probably 300 last year, this year I'm probably only up $150 but think i will end up about $1000.
and so far havent had a losing year 
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07-13-05, 09:02 AM
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I started playing with nickels and dimes at the age of 14.
So, I have been in the game for approximately 11 years now. During that time, I have had losing sessions, but as a whole, I can honestly say I have never had a losing year (I say this with confidence and no records). This year is the big year as well, much like Pshabi. I have slowed considerably with my online play, but I still hope to make somewhere in the area of 5-7.5K. I have already made over 3, so just a matter of being able to find time to play (studying is a bitch ain't it Lou?).
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07-13-05, 10:46 PM
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The importance of records
Geoff, if you hit your goal you'll have made considerably more than I will for '05, so any advice comes with a grain of salt.
But why not keep records? I find them extremely helpful, letting me know in black and white exactly how I am doing in tourneys vs live play, month over month. It only takes a couple of minutes to drop a few numbers into Excel, and before long you have a wealth of info at your fingertips. |
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