An Adjustment

For the last week I've been writing lots of "session notes". I generally hate reading them when written by other people absent some nice piece of insight gleamed from the session. Judging from the lack of comments to my session notes, you generally hate reading them too. No more of that then.

I've obviously become hooked on razz again, even though right now I'm playing break-even razz. I'm not sure if the problem is: (1) I'm not executing sound razz strategy properly; (2) my sample size is too small and I'm in a bit of a bad run of cards; or (3) Sklansky's methods as outlined in Sklansky on Razz are too tight for today's online game. The only answer for now is to keep plugging away and see if my results improve.

I may also need to learn how to be more aggressive in the later stages of tournaments and to selectively gamble here and there. The limits in the nightly 2k guarantee go up quickly. There really isn't much time to fold 20 or 30 hands in a row unless you're sitting on a monster stack.