Okay it's now April. I have exams in April at the end, but I also have no classes at all. In between studying and other activities I'm shooting for 30k hands. This isn't huge but I think it's reasonable given exams and more than I usually put in. Come May I'll be looking more at 50K+ and poker becomiong more of a some what full time job for me over the summer.

This month, besides volume my main goal is to take a really good look at my game and try to find some of the major leaks I still have and patching them up. I'm going to take note of spots where I feel confused and like I just don't know how to play well in and decide why this is. For starters I think the follwowing are probably issues.

1. Calling a street in single raised pots when i know he's betting the turn a LOT and that I'm folding the turn a LOT etc. These sort of spots demonstrate my lack of planning and understanding and show a rigid mindless thought process that just fights confusion by giving me a one street solution which is definitely -EV for the whole hand.

2. 3-betting and spazzing out vs people that aren't folding enough and getting involved in needless cockwaving wars with players that suck and will spazz their stack at me all the time when I have a hand.

I'll come up with more over the course of my next few sessions. Gonna put in some volume now. Laters.