This week I tracked 30 players - 15 showed profit, 6 had losses and 9 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$138,500, losers for ~$93,000. "azn-ra"played biggest sample - 1021 games.
OLD TIME GIN Won The Most (+$46,835 after 358 games)
anthonyff won $31,086 after 398 games
Charles Hawk: Do you get bored when grinding? Do you have any advice on how to keep your attention when playing bad players?
This week I tracked 29 players - 16 showed profit, 8 had losses and 5 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$86,000, losers for ~$83,000. "majcy"played biggest sample - 1097 games.
Jack "jackstack99/aisixer3jk" Ketendjian Won The Most (+$28,704 after 441 games)
Interview with Spencer "360flip19" Moe
Stakes: $200 hyper turbo reg
Age: 24 years
Nationality: Canadian
Charles Hawk: What’s your opinion on balancing poker with other live activities, and how do you do that?
I think balancing poker with other activities is essential to having a long career. Some people seem to feel time away from grinding is costing you money, but I personally feel like its needed in order to not get burned out and to live a healthy life style. It's still important to maintain a proper work schedule, but its also necessary to have other things on the go. I feel if someone has only one thing that makes up their entire life and that one thing starts to go poorly, it can be quite stressful. Go out with friends and do non poker related things. Then be ready to focus when it's time to play.
Charles Hawk: Do you get bored when grinding? Do you have any advice on how to keep focused when playing bad players?
This week I tracked 31 players - 16 showed profit, 7 had losses and 8 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$97,500, losers for ~$119,500. "mavrickkk"played biggest sample - 924 games.
OLD TIME GIN Won The Most (+$22,862 after 231 games)
spiritedreal won $15,163 after 286 games
Maxv2 makes his return to the site, with a video review of a student playing spin and gos on PokerStars. He analyzes both 3 and 2 handed situations in part 1 of the 2 part series. Let him know what you think!
Charles Hawk:Tell me about your journey to the 100s: struggles you faced, lessons you learned, strengths you gained, weaknesses which you eliminated from your game. How long did it take to establish yourself in 100s? How many games did you play? Tell me about your swings...
Chris "CHD17" Horn-Davis: I started playing 15 Husng turbos two years ago and shortly moved to 30s. That is when I started taking poker more serious and really working on my game. Pbogz helped me quite a bit when i was at 60s.
Chris "CHD17" Horn-Davis: The 100s have been a great experience. I first started playing 100s last year and lost 50 buy-ins fairly fast. My approach was all wrong and I had some leaks that were costing me. This year I have been getting coached by Sverigelottn and he has helped me a lot. I have around 700 games at 100 and plan to continue battling 100s and move my way up the stakes. The biggest struggle I have faced with 100s division is the swings. Playing regulars means much smaller edges. As far as strengths I just review and work on my game when I'm not playing and keep trying to better my game.
This week I tracked 27 players - 11 showed profit, 10 had losses and 6 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$124,000, losers for ~$86,000. "mavrickkk"played biggest sample - 1346 games.
adamc1988 Won The Most (+$44,092 after 545 games)
Dominik "mad_domonox/domonox" Bosnjak won $25,267 after 1160 games
Come join Coffeeyay, ChicagoRy and Wubblepig for one or both 7 day poker camps in a 9,000 square foot mountain house, fully equipped with exercise room, massage room, steam room, hot tub, fire pit, 8 burner grill, game room with pool table + air hockey, 12 seat theater room and more.
Coffeeyay and Wubblepig will be providing coaching throughout the duration of the camp. Chadders0 will be joining for at least 5 days and will be providing coaching during that time period as well.
When: Camp 1 is September 20-27th and Camp 2 is September 27-October 4th, 2015. Players may attend both camps and will receive a discount for their room charge.
Where: The beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado, USA. Keystone is located roughly 90 minutes from Denver. Players will fly into Denver International Airport and be transported to the house.
Cost: $1900-3300 per session + cost of your flight.
Included: At least 15 hours of coaching, all breakfast, lunches and snacks, as well as great local beer, wine and spirits/cocktails. Self serve dinners are also included free of charge at the house, for anyone that does not want to go out for food. Laundry machines, cleaning service, transportation to and from the airport, as well as to and from any activities or restaurants/breweries/sights in the area is also free. See below for details on beds/suites.
Introduction
I'm 27 – from Estonia – officially the laziest person to have ever walked the earth. I enjoy fairly simple things in life, like eating well and lots of it while having a pint of liquid gold in my hand, spending time with friends, which moslty relates to me and and my best buddy being the biggest drunkard degens we have yet to encounter.
When I have the time I love being out in the countryside visiting my grandparents, even if it's just for a few days, getting away from literally everything - not having your laptop with you, checking mails, being on skype or having to watch that one ridiculously hilarious youtube video someone just sent you is really the most enjoyable way for me to relax.
Charles Hawk: How does your ordinary day look like? What is your grinding routine?
I get up around 2pm, spend an hour “waking up” and try to make a shedule for the day.
Being part of HUSNG staking group means there is a coaching session pretty much every day, mostly some time in the afternoon for me – so I try to accommodate for that as well as I can.
Scott "Wubblepig" Pollington plays $100 Spin and Gos on PokerStars. Join Scott at the Poker Camp up in the mountains September 20-27 or September 27 - October 4th. More details on poker camp here.
This week I tracked 28 players - 14 showed profit, 4 had losses and 10 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$111,000, losers for ~$46,000. "San4ouz"played biggest sample - 1104 games.
307th Won The Most (+$37,597 after 799 games)
anthonyff won $24,768 after 309 games
Hey guys,
So I've never been much of a blogger, but figured it would fit in just fine with me streaming as well. So, for starters, lets talk about our very slow start in the bankroll challenge. Honestly, it really isn't much of a surprise. The swings and run bad on these sites are just insane. Being " live" does help push through the nonsense but I figured that what I'm doing away from the tables is just as important. recently, I started eating healthy. Drinking some fruit smoothies in the Am that just happen to be loaded up with protein. Who needs coffee?? :). Also, doing my best to meditate as much as possible. I don't think people realize how powerful meditation can actually be. If you haven't tried it before. Go for it and let me know how it went when you see me on the stream. Overall, poker is all about balance because life will throw you a bunch of curve balls. Like waking up with a tooth ache 
. Anyways, I hope this blog will gain some interest and I'll be updating at least twice a week!
See you on the stream guys and gals!!!
http://www.twitch.tv/pbogz1114
Interview with SpinWiz owner and creator Sander Meister
My name is Sander Meister, I'm a 24 years old handsome guy from Estonia.
I've been "programming" since I was 14. I've been working for myself online since I was 16.
My main interests have always been game development, bot development and security.
For several years I wrote automation software for internet marketers such as eWhore IM bots, social network bots, CPA bots etc.
I have wrote several tools for gambling/poker also, such as a bot for PartyPoker, registration tools for PokerStars and a few programs to beat player vs player skill games in online casinos.
Charles Hawk: When and how did the development of SpinWiz start?
Sander Meister: The development of SpinWiz started in December 2014 when the majority was still convinced spins are not beatable.
My friend "frontbet" came to me and said I should stop everything I'm doing right now and work on a poker tool with him.
He spent a week at my place to help me with all the theoretical stuff. At first it was pretty much just the two of us, but now SpinWiz is owned by 5 people.
This week I tracked 27 players - 15 showed profit, 5 had losses and 7 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$77,500, losers for ~$44,000. Richard "chadders0" Chadwickplayed biggest sample - 1085 games.
mavrickkk Won The Most (+$18,694 after 986 games)
Dominik "mad_domonox/domonox" Bosnjak won $17,521 after 1042 games
This week I tracked 32 players - 15 showed profit, 8 had losses and 9 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$89,000, losers for ~$105,500. "San4ouz"played biggest sample - 1008 games.
Richard "chadders0" Chadwick Won The Most (+$25,662 after 760 games)
The HUSNG Poker Camp is shaping up to be a great one.
With Coffeeyay, Wubblepig and Chadders0, as well as Bighusla finalizing his plans to join and coach at the camp, we're really excited!
A few spots remain for each camp.
In addition to the above, MTTer Gripsed will be there, and we'll have professional poker mental game instructors Elliot Roe and Dr. Tricia Cardner teleconferencing in each week to do a 90 minute discussion on how to improve your mentality on and off the tables.
The cost of the camp starts at $1900, and includes transportation from the airport, great food and drinks, a bed, transportation to any activities we do and over 15 hours of coaching throughout the camp.
The camps take place September 20th-27th and September 27th until October 4th.
You can email rypac13@husng.com for more details or to talk on skype about the camp.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Maxv2 returns to finish up his two part series, reviewing a student's play in the Spin and Gos on PokerStars.
This week I tracked 32 players - 19 showed profit, 7 had losses and 6 were break-even. Winners combined for about ~$160,000, losers for ~$94,000. "mavrickkk"played biggest sample - 1509 games.
307th Won The Most (+$56,781 after 946 games)
Dominik "mad_domonox/domonox" Bosnjak won $37,067 after 1014 games
Interview with Mihai “cybermitzu” M.
Introduction
I’m 26 years old and live in Bucharest, Romania. I was in my second year of college studying Management and Marketing when I started playing poker. I didn’t like the idea of a 9-5 job, and I had some friends who were making money in poker so I decided to try it.
Although I only played Holdem, when I started I was playing every format: mtt, sng, cash, freerolls, you name it. After I was becoming more comfortable with the game, I decided to focus on one specific game type and chose HUSNG because a couple of my friends were doing well with them. At that type, reg speeds were the main game type and there wasn’t much for information other than HUSNG.com. Guys like HokieGreg, Croixdawg, and Primordialaa were producing content at that time and giving regular strategy advice. Although access to information wasn't nearly as easy as now, I was still able to study quite a bit and after I was comfortable with my game, I climbed from the lower stakes to being a $100-$200 reg.