The house my girlfriend and I are buying looks like it’s going to be completed 3 weeks early and I’m going to have to end my challenge to concentrate on sorting everything out and moving in. We expected things to get finalised early in January which gave me time complete my challenge and she took a week off work but the searches were finished within 3-4 weeks instead of the 6-7 we expected, now all there is to do is sign a few things, transfer the deposit and clear the mortgage funds, shouldn’t take too long now. Unfortunately my girlfriends in new york for a week on a trip with work friends so that might hold up things but as things stand it seems like it’ll all be finalised in a couple of weeks which coincides with my team online contract ending, I’m then going to take three weeks off for Christmas and time to get moved in before starting on my own in the new year.
I’m really looking forward to next year, pokerstars have given me the go ahead to change my name which I really wanted done because of the negative impact my contract had on my game I felt I needed a fresh start where no one recognised me, it isn’t a decision pokerstars takes lightly and isn’t the norm but given my circumstances they made an exception. I asked for the name change because even though I might not be a member of team online I felt there was still a chance that people at the tables would recognise me and still mess me around, I just want to blend back into society.
My Internet has been really bad for the past 3-4 weeks and it’s put be behind with the number of hands I wanted to play before the end of the year, as of now I just want to try and get in 10k hands a day for the remainder of my contract and try and get my bankroll above $1000 so I can move up to $10NL-$25NL next year.
I’m not sure what I’ll be doing with my blog next year, I kind of just want to go under the radar without all the self promotion. I’ll be making atleast one more blog post with my final graph since I moved back down to $2nl to regrind, it’ll probably be close to 250k hands.
