Forgot how bitter people get when you start putting yourself out there a little. (It's mostly been positive, but here and there u get weirdos) Was told by a friend to "document the process" on my return, and it's working out really well results wise. Let me catch you up to speed on why a "professional poker player" is doing a "bankroll challenge" Last year I spent 2 months in the hospital getting my stomach pumped, living off liquid IV, and just overall rotting away in a hospital bed. Fairly high chance I died. When I finally got out I tried to play online poker like usual, but I couldnt sit in the chair for more than an hour without losing focus/feeling sick. I felt like a return was impossible... Fast forward a year, and I'm 100%... For some reason poker is clicking, and I feel like I have a new lease on life and something to prove to myself. I honestly thought the games past me by, or the surgeries and the 2 months being a potato ruined my brain or something. Thankful as fuck to be in the best form I've ever been in, and to have the motivation to log in every day like it's the most important day of my life. I've recently took it upon myself to do a few deposits across sites in order to run them up and continue living the life of an equities calculator. Call it a challenge of sorts. It's going well. Here are some pre 2019 results, and here's how the challenge is going. (Pre 2019) and Current Challenge (June-July) (clubwpt untracked) Life is a videogame, it's never too late to start over, or try again.