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[QUOTE="N.D., post: 667651, member: 30036"]
Oh Cheetah, so worried, so right, and well intentioned, but...

I wanna have a bit of fun.

It's exhausting starting at the bottom and working your way up.  I'm not brave like Fat Stu.  So I'll never get lucky like Fat Stu(btw Fat Stu, I'm happy for you, and hope u hit the $200).  I can't bring myself to risk all my money, even just money set aside(except the initial 50c) at one table or in one tournament.

What I can bring myself to do, is risk 1/2 of 10 won dollars on a 5c/10c table.  I figure, it's like this:

The goal is to move up a level.  A lot of folks move up blind and get smacked down hard.   I don't wanna move up blind.  But if I get to move up more frequently than usual(not a rare and special treat, just every $10), I get to scope out the play.

Another option's to just watch the 5c/10c tables from the 1c/2c tables, but then I'm not playing, and well, if I can win money while learning(cuz the chance is there), that's much better.

There's a fair amount of probability that every time I venture up, I'll get smacked hard.  But hey, I'm still ahead by $5.  I'm still up 10x.  So what if it takes me 2x as long to reach the $50(if it's to be fair) goal?  I'll get to have fun and learn.  I do believe those are at least two of the main points of a challenge like this.  To learn and have fun.

Is that so wrong?
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