Bankroll challenge: Starting with a whole $2!

I've been anti-Full Tilt for several years now due to lack of rakeback.  That hasn't changed.  However, I did have a couple bucks (literally) left on an account there.  With a now 1 year old little girl running around, my serious play time is limited to a couple hours late at night after she goes down for the night. 

Soooo...when I have 10 or 15 minutes these days, I'm popping into the $5NL Rush tables.  It's proving to be a fun little format for short distractions.  Now just to build it up so I can play the limits available on my phone....

So far, so good,  10x my original bankroll in 500 hands.

Whoops...

Run good officially ended.  No longer going to be posting results.  Period.

10 tabling 100NL

After all the struggles and ups and downs, who would have thought that I'd blitz to playing 10 tables of 100NL and starting to look at 1/2 within the first quarter of this year?

So far this year I've put in just over 60k hands at 100NL, maintaining a respectable 2.65 BB/100 (that's BB not bb).  I've been running very hot over the last 30k hands which certainly helps.  The graph for your viewing pleasure:

There is no such thing as a doomswitch.

/end of story.  (I hope this ride never ends.)  One thing to note, I continue to play a 50bb stack.  I honestly think that regs don't give me credit and I'm getting paid off lightly right now.  I'm sure that will change soon enough.  In the meantime, I'm enjoying this:

Upswinging and a Question

It's funny how spending an hour really concentrating on a solid video can result in a 10 buy-in upswing.  Was it the video or the practice of concentrating?

Hmmmmm....may have to investigate this one further.