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A fishes attempt to become a bigger fish!
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[QUOTE="SeanyJ, post: 695810, member: 24892"] You can learn through experience but that experience doesn't have to be blowing $1500 in one tournament. I really can't comprehend why you would want to grind your way up to $1500 then take a risk to lose it all at once. You can learn things in micro limit cash games, small buy in MTT and Sit & Gos. You can go read some books, watch some videos and watch some poker on TV. Everything will help you learn, you even admit that you aren't that great of a player. I don't want to sound rude, but if you have that "itch" to play in such a high stakes game, I don't think you will be able to grind your way up to $1500. I think you will probably get bored or take a bad beat again and tilt off anything you've won. If you are going to get up to $1500 using proper bankroll management by March 2nd you will need to play A LOT and somehow avoid any kind of variance. Anyways, I'm kind of rambling on I really just think this is a terrible idea. What if you get kind of deep into that tournament but go out just before the cash, do you really think that "itch" will be scratched? I doubt it. [/QUOTE]
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