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[QUOTE="Matt Vaughan, post: 2105270, member: 34747"] Well frankly, I haven't been playing online much at all because of school (most weeknights after school work I don't feel much like grinding, plus the state of online poker in the US is so meh). I have been playing live, and have been struggling with a downswing pretty much just as I began, but my mental game in the live arena is miles ahead compared to online, perhaps mostly due to the public vs. private differences. I've just got a bit of cash on Bovada as of a couple days ago, so I'm hoping to grind online a bit for the summer but I've got an internship. I'd say that conceptually I'm pretty far progressed from where I was, but whenever I take a decent-sized hiatus from poker and come back, I find myself confronting familiar issues. I'm optimistic though. I've really just got to start putting in the hours again like I used to last summer. It'll be tough since I have an internship this summer, but with some balancing I think I can get in at least 10 hours a week of poker-related stuff. [/QUOTE]
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