As far as PokerRNG goes, I stopped recording the hands while I play.  Just too distracting.  I suck at poker already, why throw another distraction in there.

I have given up on PokerRNG just yet.  Invested way too much money on this piece of software to quit without a fight. 

Saturday I did manage to enter ~300 hands into PokerRNG using the export hand history using PokerTracker.  This feature worked pretty nicely, unfortunately it took me almost 3 hours to put them into PokerRNG.  Not to mention the entire time I was hoping I didn’t make a mistake with the suits.  After an hour or so, Spades tend to look like Clubs!   

After all that work, it would suck to have the profile ruined by a few moments of weakness. 

To make a long story short, I’ve decided to use PokerRNG-Profiles.com  service to create my PokerRNG Profile.  I requested that they import my 4,000 hands in my hand history files.  After messing around with the 300 hands for 3 hours, it’s definitely worth the $60 to have them import the 4,000 hands. 

I always like to do things the hard way first.  Why would this be any different?

Spent the 4 hours last night breaking in the new toy.  The goal is 2200 hands as recommended in the PokerRNG manual.  Only got to ~300 hands and not impressed with the results so far.  Definitely getting nervous that I just threw away a bunch of money to another poker scam!  I need to stay calm and keep praying that the results are gonna get better as I get closer to the recommended 2200 poker hands in my PokerRNG Profile.

I did come across a site that offers to import my hand histories from the games I’ve played.  PokerRNG-profiles.com claims to have automated the entry of poker hands into PokerRNG using my poker hands and will create PokerRNG profile for me. Apparently I submit my poker hand histories and pokerRNG-profiles.com will import the poker hands into PokerRNG and they’ll email the profile back to me.  According to PokerTracker, I have roughly 3,000 hands on Party network within the last week.

For $15/1000 hands, this might not be too bad.  Spend $45 and I’ll be able to see if this thing works.  I think I’ll continue to do it myself for the time being.  Already spent $500, is it worth spending another $45?

uuugh…. why do I put myself through this?  Probably should have spent that $500 on learning poker….  nah!

 Going to work.  Maybe soon I’ll be kissing this job goodbye!!!  I’m sure I’m not the first to wish that…. later.