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[QUOTE="Brian182, post: 1129697, member: 22439"]
For those looking to challenge themselves in a similar way, I just want people to know that I'm thinking of trying the same thing, but with limit games. With limit games, you'll see less variance, and multitabling is easier because the decisions you make aren't as crucial (they won't make or break you). However, less risk means less reward. I wouldn't be climbing up in stakes nearly as fast as NL, and I really do have to be a patient grinder. Just thought I'd let people know. I think this is a safer way to build up a bankroll from nothing. I plan on still playing freerolls to build it up from scratch. Ever since I quit depositing my own money because I'd tilt and the stress wasn't worth it, I've been more excited about the challenge of building something from nothing than the money itself. What Kowboy is doing takes a lot of discipline, a level that most people don't have. Limit is all about the math, while NL is about discipline, reading opponents, knowing when to fold, and yes, the math too. I'm only mentioning this because some people have been inspired to do what Kowboy is doing, so I'm just offering an alternative way to grind up a bankroll. I'm a heavy tilter, and I know many people are too, and if you know that you are, I'd recommend trying limit games before jumping to NL. In no way shape or form am I saying that Kowboy should've done limit rather than NL. This is more of another idea for the audience.
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