I started out just single-tabling so that I could concentrate on the new level and get a feel for how, if at all, things would be different.

I’ve since (today) started 3-tabling. So far, on a very very limited sample (<1k hands) I’ve not noticed much of a difference between the two levels. We’ll see if I change my mind as I rack up more hands.

Aspects of my game (perceived leaks) I’m paying more attention to and trying to work on right now:

• stop completing the SB with shitty holdings
• be more positionally aware
• punish limpers rather than join them

I’m running well right now.  It’s nice to get off to a good start at a new level.  I’d hate to start out bad and have to (almost) immediately drop back down.  I won’t post any numbers yet since the sample is disgustingly insignificant.

We’ll see what things are sitting at at the end of the month.  With two more weeks to go, if I continue to run this well, I think I’ll be pleased with the month’s-end results.

Who knows though.  It’s been a very low-volume month for me.  Half way through November and I’m just shy of 3000 hands.  There’ve been a handful of days where I didn’t even play a single hand.  So I will wave goodbye to 2NL for now.

Next goal is to be rolled and successful enough at 5NL to move up to 10NL by the end of the year.