Managed to recover my early losses at Action Table 11 - and just about broke even there.
In summary, an interesting and enjoyable night...
The biggest lesson I've learned in the last three weeks is, as long as I stick to 20nl and 30nl, I'm able to grind out a profit.
When I venture into the choppy waters of 50nl, things go wrong. Badly wrong :-o
So, for the next few days, I'll continue to play the 20p/20p 'Action' tables. I think early evening (5-7pm) suits me best, but I may mix it up.
And I'll offer my final thoughts on my 'Cash Crusade' at the end of the week. Ahead of that, I wish you the best of luck if you're playing any of the Christmas UKOPS events in the next four days. Play well and run better!
In the first week, I discovered that short-stacking is not for me.
In the second week, I discovered that multi-tabling is a great way of levelling variance and curbing my impatience.
In the third week, I discovered that ten-handed tables drive me to distraction.
In the fourth week, I discovered the allure of the new 'Action' tables and the awesomeness of heads-up cash.
All in all, this has been a fun experiment.
Now I know my ideal game (six-max 'Action'), the limits I'm most comfortable playing (20p/20p and 30p/30p), the best time of day to play and optimal duration of session (early evening; 30-45 mins), I will certainly be a more frequent visitor to Sky Poker's No Limit Hold'em tables.
If you're mainly a tournament player, I urge you to embark on a crusade of your own and explore the wonderful world of cash. What's the worst that can happen? I guarantee it'll make you a better MTT player (especially your approach to turn and river play) and you may discover that it's a better way of grinding out a profit.
Anyway, good luck in all your poker endeavours in 2012. Happy New Year!
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