My Daily Bankroll Challenge

[Airwalker]

A few days ago, we started the Persian New Year. During this time, I have been trying to adjust myself to a new life without my mother. Starting today, I will try to update this topic daily again.

My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 25 Mar 2025

GGPOKER : $151
Stock poker : $20

Total : $171

 

[Bawse]

A few days ago, we started the Persian New Year. During this time, I have been trying to adjust myself to a new life without my mother. Starting today, I will try to update this topic daily again.

My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 25 Mar 2025

GGPOKER : $151
Stock poker : $20

Total : $171

Glad you're back, brother. I hope you're doing better.

 

[Airwalker]

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[Airwalker]

My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 27Mar 2025

GGPOKER : $151
Stock poker : $28
Club GG : $18

Total : $197

 

[pukana]

ive just noticed this thread and why you grind @Airwalker, sorry to hear of the covid circumstances and sorry to read of the passing of your mum, your an inspiration and should be applauded. your a great player and i wish you all the best on the grind LFG. much love dude

 

[Airwalker]

ive just noticed this thread and why you grind @Airwalker, sorry to hear of the covid circumstances and sorry to read of the passing of your mum, your an inspiration and should be applauded. your a great player and i wish you all the best on the grind LFG. much love dude

That's really kind of you to say, and I truly appreciate it. Life throws its challenges at us, but we keep pushing forward. Your words mean a lot to me, and knowing that there are people like you in the community makes the grind even more worthwhile. Wishing you all the best as well—let’s keep chasing our goals. Much love, my friend!

 

[Airwalker]

amazing Saturday
2 second place
My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 27Mar 2025

GGPOKER : $151
Stock poker : $64
Club GG : $17

Total : $232

 

[Bawse]

You're due for a 1st, but I'll let you take 2nd if you hop in the home game in 5 mins @Airwalker

 

[Airwalker]

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[Airwalker]

A new event that has impacted my bankroll is my renewed collaboration with one of the GG Poker rooms. This week, one of my players hit a big win at the GG Casino, and since GG shares profits and losses with agents, I lost my bankroll there.


On one hand, I’m happy for my player’s big win; on the other hand, I’m upset because I lost my bankroll. However, considering that everything evens out in the long run, there’s no problem—life goes on.

My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 31 Mar 2025

GGPOKER : $ 5
Stock poker : $62
Club GG : $17

Total : $84

 

[Airwalker]

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[Airwalker]

My current balance on each is as follows:
Begin Date : 05 April 2025

GGPOKER : $ 2
Stock poker : $58


Total : $60

 

[Airwalker]

My current balance on each is as follows:

Begin Date : 13 April 2025

Lost big amount on stockpoker mini game

GGPOKER : $ 10
Stock poker : $21


Total : $31

 

[pukana]

A new event that has impacted my bankroll is my renewed collaboration with one of the GG Poker rooms. This week, one of my players hit a big win at the GG Casino, and since GG shares profits and losses with agents, I lost my bankroll there.

hi airwalker, just curious about this. how often would you lose your bankroll due to one of your players hitting big at the GG casino? this seems terrible but what are the benefits?, % of rake when players are losing?

 

[Airwalker]

hi airwalker, just curious about this. how often would you lose your bankroll due to one of your players hitting big at the GG casino? this seems terrible but what are the benefits?, % of rake when players are losing?

If I want to give you an accurate answer, I need to explain a bit about how GGPoker works with affiliates.
GGPoker shares both profits and losses with affiliates, whether it’s from online casino games or poker. For example, it’s quite interesting to know that if one of your referred players cashes in a tournament that had an overlay, a portion of that overlay is considered as part of the affiliate’s balance.
I’ve worked with GGPoker during two different periods. In one of them, I was active in the Middle Eastern market, where I had around 90 players. Most of these players never even deposited once and only tried to win something through freerolls. The losses from this panel became so significant for me that I eventually gave it back.

The second time, which is now, I’ve been working for about six weeks with 6 German players, 2 American players, and 3 Australian players—most of whom are professional poker players. Over these six weeks, aside from one week when one of the players had a big win in the casino, the panel has been profitable every week. That player who had the big casino win is actually about break-even overall in casino results during this period—he’s lost for five weeks but had one strong winning session.

 

[Airwalker]

Win two big pot on pot limit Omaha

 

[Airwalker]

Unlucky days continue

 

[Bawse]

@Airwalker hoping you run good today, good luck! I busted/donked early in the $250 freeroll. Only top 10 paid with 500 players.

 

[Airwalker]

@Airwalker hoping you run good today, good luck!

Thanks bro

 

[Airwalker]

Last night, I played in a $1,000 stock tournament.
I was 5th out of the last 120 players.
By 80 players, I was 12th.
At this point, the guys at the table suggested we all fold to get the whole table into the prize pool.
I usually reject these kinds of deals 99% of the time, but since I had the biggest stack last night, I agreed.
I folded two or three premium hands.
By the last 65 players, I was 23rd.
From there, one player from UTG went all-in.
Interestingly, two others called.
UTG had a garbage hand, pocket 8s and pocket queens, and took my blind too.
Two new players joined the table, and by 60 players, I was 38th.
Long story short, a tournament I could’ve easily cashed in, I ended up busting out in 51st place.
Let this be a lesson: never trust even your closest friend in poker.
$20 isn’t a big deal, but the way I got eliminated ruined my night.