Hi everybody!

I'm really happy of being writing this post. That's because after being a few weeks only whining because was unable to make a deep run yesterday finished a nice comeback. I have to say is nothing spectacular but to me is the confidence booster that I need.

Last thursday I was eliminated 100th of 200 players in a live tournament. The reason why I'm disapointed is because all the players of my table was really weak. When I was trying to talk deeply about a hand they say: "meh! forget stack sizes", "play as you want" or "no, I don't study". But after that change happened.

Friday didn't play and Saturday I registered in a few stars tournaments. In one of them ($2.5 12K GTD) I made my deepest run ever. We started 7722 players and busted 35th (AQs << AA). The bad thing of this is the frustration you feel after been playing 7 hours to see you barely get $30 more than the 1170th and $2900 less than the 1st. After all I'm happy with my overall game, but still have a lot hands to review because leaks are there and must be swept out before going up in the stakes.

Monday played my favourite tourney: $3R in UB. This tournament is awesome. I like it because is not the massive field that plays in pokerstars (300 vs 7000) and because players are mostly weak and "easy" to beat. After getting my PT3 working, I realized they are pretty loose and passive. Is easy to find players with a sample of 100+ hands playing 45/9, 36/11, 28/2, etc. So is a +EV tournament. That being said, monday I finished 19th. I was the chipleader when the bubble busted but after 4 awful hands I ended playing shortstack till end.

But yesterday was a good day. Yesterday I won the $3R in UB (again). After 6 hours playing, taking 20 min for a dinner lunch and another 20 because my PC hung I took it. There were a few hands I'd like to discuss and a pair of suckouts but, hey!, that's poker.

So, in short. I think although I have to keep working really hard, it seems thing are going in the right way.

GL at the tables and see you soon.