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Message: [QUOTE="Effexor, post: 583698, member: 11100"] First off I apologize for the late response. This is already my 4th attempt. I've had things typed out then just deleted them fearing I came across poorly. I don't want to offend you. These questions have a direct bearing on your plan, and here in lies the problem. You don't see that. For whatever reason, be it ego or delusion or a compulsion I don't know, but the reality is that you lose consistently. Being a losing player online, and depositing more money doesn't seem like a wise decision. I'd much rather take a far more conservative approach. Start with $100 and work with that. I've played live 1/2 NL, and generally speaking the play that I've seen mimics the micro limits online. Lets face it, 1/2NL IS the micro level live. I really don't think you can compare 1/2NL live vs 1/2NL online. You keep saying that you are a really good player. That may or may not be the case, but really good players don't have to constantly deposit. I've never claimed to be all that great, but I'm still on my first deposit a year+ later. What I think is happening is that you have the knowledge but for whatever reasons are unable to apply it and use it effectively. It's like you are that #1 draft pick that has plenty of potential but gets cut 2 years later because of not producing results. Just to echo some of the other responses. Bankroll management is not your problem, there's something underlying that is preventing you from maintaining a proper BR. Here's a quote I found that applies: [LEFT] [SIZE=3]To master poker and make it profitable, you must first master patience and discipline, as a lack of either is a sure disaster regardless of all other talents, or lucky streaks.[/SIZE][/LEFT] [LEFT] [SIZE=2] -- Freddie Gasperian[/SIZE] [SIZE=2]I hope you get things straightened out, and as cheaply as possible.[/SIZE] [FONT=Arial][SIZE=2] [/SIZE][/FONT][/LEFT] [/QUOTE]

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