I used to finish a study session at midnight and close my laptop. Nobody knew. Nobody saw. I reviewed 17 hands, run the sims, built a new game plan. The next morning? Nothing. No trace of it. Just me knowing I did the work. And when the next night came and I was tired — I skipped. Because who would notice? Nobody. That's the thing about poker development. The work that matters most is invisible. Warm-ups. Reviews. Reflections. Hand analysis. Goal setting. You do it alone. In your room. At weird hours. And the only feedback you get is a graph that doesn't care how hard you worked. GetSharked Games makes the invisible visible. Every action you take in the system — every task, every session logged, every challenge completed — earns points. Those points show up on leaderboards. Your consistency shows up on a heatmap. Your streak shows up on your profile. Suddenly, the work has a score. The effort has a shape. Someone can look at your profile and see: this player shows up. It sounds small. It's not. When you start tracking your consistency publicly, something shifts. You don't want to break the streak. You don't want to be the one who skipped. You show up on days you don't feel like it — because the system is watching. And then you join a team. Now it's not just your streak. It's your team's points. Your skip means your team falls behind. Your effort means you all climb. Quitting gets harder. Showing up gets easier. That's what GetSharked Games is. - Challenges you commit to — with tasks, timelines, and finish lines. - Leaderboards that track effort, not results. - Teams that need you to show up. - Streaks that reward consistency and reset when you slip. - Profiles that prove you're building something, not just grinding in the dark. Poker is still hard. Variance still hurts. But now the work counts. The effort shows. And you're not alone.

The best run I ever had wasn't when I was running hot. It was when I had a buddy going through the same grind. We were both doing the same challenge — win 100 buy-ins as fast as possible. Same check-ins. He'd text me "you playing tonight?" and I'd feel like an idiot if I said no. When I wanted to skip a session, I pictured him posting his update and me having nothing. I finished that challenge second, right behind my buddy. But honestly? I don't think I would have finished at all without him. Turns out there's actual science behind this. A 2024 study found that people who chased goals with a friend had 35% better follow-through. Another one looked at 100+ studies and found that having just one accountability partner boosted success rates by 47%. Makes sense when you think about it. So here's my ask: if you're starting in GetSharked, don't do it alone. Grab a friend. Someone from your poker group. That guy from Discord who's always complaining about the same stuff you are. A buddy from your local card room. Go through the system together. Jump into GetSharked Games. Send each other "did you log your session?" messages. It sounds small, but it works. And there's a bonus — if your friend joins Premium (the regular one, not the Founding Member Offer), you get 40% of their subscription as long as they stay. No limit. Bring three friends and your membership basically pays for itself. Bring five and when I finish building the Teams tool, you'll get it free plus you can create your own team in GetSharked Games. Skool handles the payouts automatically. You don't have to chase me for anything. But honestly, the money is just a nice extra. The real win is having someone in your corner when Week 3 hits and everything feels hard. Your referral link: Right side of the community page → "Invite People" button → grab your link → send it to someone. Not sure what to say?

Do you check your graph after every session? Green line = feeling great. Red line = feeling terrible. Even when you played the exact same quality of poker. This is results-oriented thinking. And it's killing your progress. 🏆 The Beyond the Graph Challenge is a max 6-week challenge to break this cycle. You will prove to yourself that consistent execution matters more than short-term results. By the end, you'll be operating beyond the graph. What You'll Do in Max 6 Weeks (Challenge Completion Criteria): 1. Announce your commitment — Post publicly that you're taking the challenge 2. Complete 3 System Check-ins — Rate yourself at the start, middle, and end 3. Play and log 18 sessions — Focus on process, not outcomes 4. Post 5 Weekly Updates — Share your progress with the community 5. Celebrate completion — Share what you accomplished and how you've changed What You'll Use: ✅ GetSharked OS — The complete system to run the challenge easily ✅ System Development Quizzes — Measure how system-driven you are ✅ Poker Labs — Log and review your sessions ✅ Ready-to-use Templates — Quick-start templates for every task ✅ Community Support — Connect with players on the same journey ✅ Progress Check Talk — A 1-on-1 conversation with me after your second check-in ✅ Team-based structure — Every 5 players form a team to compete together ✅ Gamification that matters — Individual and team leaderboards based on execution, not winrate Who Is This For? Players who feel great after winning and terrible after losing—even when they played the same quality poker. If your mood depends on results instead of your process, this challenge is for you. 🚀 Ready to Start? Premium Member: This challenge is included in your membership. Click the link below to see full details, completion criteria, and start the challenge. Standard Member: Click the link below and deposit $199. This is your skin in the game. But it's a Win Your Money Back Challenge. Complete the challenge, meet all criteria, and you get your $199 back.

Starting or finishing a GetSharked challenge? Go public to build accountability. What to do: 1. Announce your start/finish challenge in at least 2 places where people know you (friends, Discord, social media, etc.) 2. Take screenshots of your announcements 3. Drop them in the comments below That's it. Once you post here, there's no hiding. Let's go.