13 players showed profit, 7 had losses and 2 were break-even. Winners combined for ~$240,000, losers for ~$55,500. Ryan "Moca Choca89" O'Donnell  played biggest sample - 1417 games.

Alex "Lotte Lenya" Timman - $65,479 after 528 games!

• Buy-in $100: $96 after 3 games
• Buy-in $500: $4,160 after 93 games
• Buy-in $1000: $61,222 after 432 games

Alex's profile: click here

Alex's answers in 2p2: click here

Rachid "SkaiWalkurrr" Ben Cherif - second best with $56,446 after 983 games!

5th profitable week in a row (+$157,000). SkaiWalkurrr is up for $802,431 this year.

Most profitable opponents were VbV1990 (27 games) and Jossel2008 (605 games!). Biggest week's upswing (from +$31,700 in Game 675 to +$79,470 in Game 701), probably were from those 27 games against VbV1990.

Player profile: CLICK HERE

Dominik "mad_domonox/domonox" Bosnjak

He is up for about $417,000 this year.

Biggest upswing: from -$6,000 (Game 133) to +$18,880 (Game 196).

Questions (from April's hand pack)

What is your strenghts and weaknesses?

I think I am very good handreader and I play my ranges very well in most spots especially against fish. My weaknesses are my multitalbling skills and concentration issues that I have sometimes. Playing long sessions is impossible for me.

Tell me your start in poker and how you managed to climb up the stakes up to high buy-ins?

I started to play poker 2009 when I heard about the free 50$ on pokerstrategy.com. I donked around for 3-4 months playing cash game and 9max sng not making any significant winnings. I played my first 5$ husng (regular speed) in the beginning of 2010. From there it took me half a year to reach the 200s playing straight forward and exploiting fish tendencies. I play highstakes for more than 2 years now and I still feel like I'm improving every session. My results confirm that feeling.

What are you doing when not grinding?

I play waterpolo up to 5 times a week. My team is not very good but it's a nice balance to poker. I also party and drink alot.

Describe your standart grinding day?

I don't really have a standard grinding day. I play when I feel like I can concentrate, if not I do something else.

Do you listen music while playing?

No, it distracts me while I'm playing. But I like to listen to music it when I'm waiting for games. LoveRance - UP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLyfllUHTmc

More winners

Break-even: Fil Gordon won $173 after 134 games; Pieter "Siervos" de Vries -$304 after 567 games.

Jack "jackstack99/aisixer3jk" Ketendjian lost $20,900 after 739 games

He lost $13,566 after 671 games in PS and $7,340 after 68 in FTP.

Matej "mtvdeuem" Cepon - from high stakes to low limits?

He lost $5,492 after 565 games, but most interestingly that  233 games of his sample was from 7$, 15$ and 30$ buy-in levels (+$30; +$22 and +$255). He also played $500, and $300 but only for 75 games.

Other losers

Hand packs from last week

1) Richard "chadders0" Chadwick hand pack against top regs (+PHOTO, +GRAPH)

2) Hyper-turbo and turbo hand pack mix (Jossel2008, SkaiWalkurrr, v2the3, killuifuplay, JustNoPain, VbV1990, "0PIGGYBANK"...)

3) Best regs against unknowns: Helio TYF, mrGR33N13, Lotte Lenya, Adonis112

4) Olivier "Adonis112/livb112" Busquet hand pack (+PHOTOS; +STATS; +Olivier about playing poker; +INTERESTING FACTS)

 

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