Hello, it's poker first, then entertainment. I'm a bit behind on the volume plan (500 rounds a month) but I still have today and tomorrow, so maybe I can improve, because I've played 400 so far, but the results are really encouraging, I've already managed to earn €2,500 this month, and I'm getting better and better at maintaining my game in the long sessions (I took a couple of days off just a few days ago because I was a bit tired), and I've got a lot of hope for December to be even better, if I can increase the volume, I think it's very realistic to finish the challenge before the new one, but that's hampered by the weather, which has improved a lot, it's sunny every day, there's practically no rain 😉 I've also got a bit of instructional videos, which I plan to start watching again before the sessions (only I need to sort out my sleeping schedule somehow, because now I start at 11am LT time, and most of the time I oversleep, then I have to do everything in a hurry and I get a bunch of excuses that I don't have time to do anything, I'll watch it tomorrow etc.)I have also decided that I will finish the challenge by playing the rounds until 10€ ( with a few exceptions like micro millions main event, micro thursday thrill), although the bankroll allows you to play much more expensive ones as well, but I don't want to swing a couple of thousand and start over again, so it will just be easier to climb the challenge limit first and then increase the stakes 😉 And I'm looking forward to posting a video of the final table with commentary again after a rather long break.
So much for poker, now it's about travelling ! So this weekend I decided to take some time off and finally sail around the islands ( I've lived here for about 2 months and I've never been to the islands, I'm ashamed of it ) and I don't regret it. Sihanoukville (eng Sihanoukville , I don't know how to say it in English) has 34 islands if I remember correctly, so we only went to one of them ( we stopped at one of them just for a swim, but we didn't go ashore) and it left a really good impression, White sandy beaches, jungle, mountains, of course we didn't get to see everything, because we only spent a few hours there, it probably wouldn't take a couple of days to see it well, let alone all the islands. And I really liked the camp of Europeans in the jungle, who are all living in tents, away from all the people, all relaxed, just enjoying life, and of course it is probably the only place where you can find things like that, when you go out of the camp and you have walked a kilometre, there is a European who sits on a stone, who is wearing a cassava and who just reaches out and gives you a hand and a shake without a word, and then you just go on sitting there.That's enough words, below you'll find some photos and a video from there (the video is cut in parts and not edited, because I wasn't in charge of our camera, so what I filmed, I stuck together in a bunch, by the way, because on board the boat the video is wavy, I'm sorry, but it was difficult to stand in the waves while sailing, let alone holding your hands still).
Koh Rong port, I understand ( at least we were dropped off here )
A little erotica doesn't hurt the blog
A view from a mountain somewhere in the jungle
The "drug addicts" camp (in that big tent, there is also a powerful music system)
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