I was reading some student’s blogs and came across one that made my day.  It is only 6:57am so you know it must be good to not hold out for something better later.  I should add I just finished 2nd in a MTT for $1778 so that might be putting me in a good mood.

Read the title and paragraph a few times until you really understand what he is saying.  It is so nice to see the coaches and students that really believe this, because they have an incredible future.

Starting To Get It

The last few days have really been eye-opening for me. For the first time in my life, I am starting to truly understand that results in SNGs do not matter. Yesterday afternoon I was able to win a 180man SNG. I did not cheer or throw my hands up in the air or get really excited like I usually would have-for some reason I was emotionless- because I did not win 594$, I won 2.50$. This may seem stupid, but to be successful you have to understand how making money in SNGs works.

Chip210 had a great month in January and seems like he has a good shoulder on his head and watch out for him in the future!!

Many of the students have interesting blogs, so I thought I would list them and you can check em out if you have not found them already.

And finally, a big JOB WELL DONE to Bodeye who took down a $15 Super Turbo MTT on Full Tilt for $4,644.  Bodeye is no doubt one of the nicest people I have ever met, and to make matters worse, he and another former student and friend are two of the smartest poker players I have ever come across.  It is so fun for me to listen to them discuss hands, strategy, and theories because I learn so much.

http://joshtekesky.blogspot.com/

http://vertek.blogspot.com/

http://masterpiecepoker.blogspot.com/

http://chip210sng.blogspot.com/

http://benpprice-180degrees.blogspot.com/

http://lephantbrain.blogspot.com/

http://daddyopoker.blogspot.com/

http://foxy-shazam.blogspot.com/

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