Day 32 on Titi Poker brings a second losing session in a row. The bankroll falls from 321.887 to 266.599 as preflop variance continues to hit hard.

Day 31 on Titi Poker turns into a brutal short-stack session. The bankroll falls from 468.012 to 321.887, with 10.76 in rakeback.

Day 30 on Titi Poker is almost flat at the tables, but the real lesson is volume. The bankroll closes at $468.012 with another $4.20 in rakeback.

Day 29 on Titi Poker is defined by a 300BB AK hand in a multiway 4-bet pot. The bankroll closes at $467.745 after one difficult decision.

Day 28 on Titi Poker reinforces why deeper stacks maximize an edge. The bankroll jumps to $485.165 while the 40BB plan remains temporary.

Day 27 on Titi Poker is a brutal variance test: strong favorites lose repeatedly, run-it-twice goes wrong, but the decision-making stays disciplined.

Day 26 on Titi Poker is a true short-stack grind: several 70/30 and 80/20 spots go wrong, but the bankroll still closes at $383.864.

Day 25 on Titi Poker is a smooth winning session: the key showdowns hold, the bankroll climbs to $367.278 and another $5.07 in rakeback is added.

Day 24 on Titi Poker ends +$43.667 after a huge set-vs-flush-draw pot, wild player profiles and a costly lesson about the room's insurance feature.

Day 23 on Titi Poker ends +$22.297 as The Professor starts adjusting to aggressive blind 3-bets while the bankroll reaches $250.903.

Day 22 on Titi Poker is a short losing session: AK loses to AQ in a 100BB all-in, several smaller flips go wrong, and the bankroll closes at $228.606.

Day 21 moves The Professor Challenge to Titi Poker: a brutal start, a very soft NL20 field, 40BB short-stack strategy and a profitable finish.

Day 20 is the worst session of The Professor Challenge so far: a 500x set-over-set cooler, KQ into AK and a -275.35 DC result.

Day 19 of The Professor Challenge ends +166.86 DC as The Professor identifies a new exploit against Red Dragon's aggressive deep-stack players.

Day 18 of The Professor Challenge is a brutal one: runner-runner losses, Red Dragon disconnects and a -130.66 DC session, but the grind continues.

Day 17 of The Professor Challenge ends +131.65 DC as The Professor tests an exploitative preflop sizing strategy on Red Dragon Poker.

Day 16 of The Professor Challenge ends in profit despite two brutal AA losses, including a massive three-way 350x pot on Red Dragon Poker.

Day 15 of The Professor Challenge on Red Dragon Poker: brutal AK coolers, KK vs T7, one costly bluffing lesson and another profitable session.

Day 14 of The Professor Challenge on Red Dragon Poker: VPIP reads, three-handed aggression, a huge KK vs AK pot and increasing volume after summer.

Day 13 brings a 2.5-hour Red Dragon Poker grind full of premium hands, missed boards and disciplined folds — yet The Professor still finishes slightly ahead.