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Message: [QUOTE="NeverTooLate, post: 6181683, member: 475679"] When I posted the first message, I got an automated message saying something like "you forgot to indicate thatyou ate not a robot". I fpund it funny almost chuckled thinking this is promosing good for my game if i get rid of punting and go to robor mode in 1/2. A little bit about me, I am31 years old, I havw played pokee for living for 8 years al.pst now. I had ny run at a point of my poker career, but series of bad decisions, and some bad luck as well, has lead me to the following situation right now. I have about 1.1kusd here with me, and.I have to pay 1.5k rent fpr the next month soon, maybe in a day or two. On top of that I have ~3k usd in my electronic accounts, but I also have avoit the same naount in debt in my credit card. So I am kind of between a rock and a hatd place (I applogize if my lingo sounds fetarded at points, I just go with what I got, not really being sure if it sounds good or silly to a native). Anyway the idea right now is to try and play very defensive strategy at the tables and with brm, cashing put when ever downside is too grewat versus the upside. I am now sitting in a 1/2 game and bought in for 100. I bought a bicycle maybe 10 days ago from craigslist, and at first when I saw the bike I thought to myself that maybe it wasn't the best idea to buy it, it was a very dmall frame and I am a tall guy. Anyway now after 10 days I can day it has been a great investment, i aave bunch of money and get some exercise too. So I biked to the atrip today as well. I do have to know the route well in order to navigate amongst the cars but after that its fine. I'm not going to set any goals in regards of money won or hours played, because I feel like that is just affecting my play poorly. What I will later focus on instead are some goals that will keep me feeling fresh, like diet and sleep related things. However, cause every aspect of my life is a mess now I will try to take small steps to slowly regain momentum rather that try to fix everything at once. The good thing is it only has taken me 2 weeks to **** up all my routines, so to get my life somewhat back in order it shouldn't take too long, as long as I can avoid the pitfalls along the way to not give away the progress I make. [/QUOTE]

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