It’s been a few weeks since I last posted about my BPC journey. I’ve found it difficult coming to terms with my daughter dying and her first anniversary came up a couple of weeks ago or so. It dragged up all the emotion again and my head isn’t up to playing poker. Every week I write in the BPC weekly diary, to play a minimum of 10 hrs this week, but it never happens. But that’s not to say I do not do nothing. I still spend about 4 or 5 hours a day studying for at least 4 days and longer if I have no commitments. That’s one thing BPC can’t knock me for, my time spent going through all the Special Forces category’s and more. All my notes are this one long piece that gets longer everyday. But it did become boring just going on to the next video or webinar in the same series, so last week I said to myself, I’m going to start looking at other things and I checked out the Mindset section and thought wow, this is good. Then the previous live Webinars going back since I became involved and so...
I continue to study and make notes. This is the new stuff I’ve learned since the last update. Still not played Poker, instead concentrating on my studies. I have now downloaded the Hand2Note poker tracker. I think I have also incorporated the BPC hud but will need to double check that. The Golden Formula (Pre-flop) This is the only way to play poker, we need to %winning > % of total pot invested. An example is - we are facing a $50 river bet and there’s $100 in the pot already. So we need to be correct 25% of the time (1 in 4) to make this a winning call. We may know we are beat 75%, but the call is still the correct play. This needs to be drilled into the mind because it’s such an important lesson. $100 in the pot already + Villain $50 & our $50 = $200. Our call bet of $50 is then divided by the pot to give us the pot odds 1 in 4 which is 25%. Break even threshold means - Required % to win on a bluff. We make a $50 bet on the river (bluffing) int...