Completed a 60 day run

59k hands a lot of variance and lesson to be learned! 

We stopped NL10 during this time frame started from 77$ playing NL2

Got up to ~130$ before we started 4 tabling NL5, variance, mistakes and a bankroll that wasn't really ready to support 4 tabling + doubts about play and strategy all were the perfect storm to lose 10 buy-ins in our first NL5 shot

So what do we do? We pivot we drop back down to NL2 start studying our strategy even more to make sure there is no error on that side of it, it helped bring an awareness to what was going on to us, okay variance is happening but my play is still solid.

Felt like I in real time adopted new KPI's while playing, basically rewiring the dopamine i get from playing, instead of getting it from the winning the hand or making a good bluff, I celebrated executing the line I need to do in that present time. 

Once again going back to the I don't give a fuck what they are doing I'm going to execute my strategy over and over I'm going to take what they give me over and over because why try and force something. Its funny when I do my B-X-B line and they have 2pair+, when I had T-High and didn't want to get to show down. 

This all happened in 60 days 

The next 60 imagine what can happen? We are so much better than we were 60 days ago we needed this reflection because sometimes we are so zoomed in to what we are doing daily we forget how far we've came. 

Next 60 days I see us playing ~61k hands playing NL10-NL25 shots, streams 4-5 days a week, with vods and YouTube shorts doing well thanks to our SEO and daily uploads to the algorithm. But the main thing is consistency and dislpline we keep this up there is no reason why we can't be playing NL200 by our birthday.