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[QUOTE="mrmonkey, post: 1881137, member: 72028"]
Another avenue to explore is one of those "free" starting poker bankroll deals.  I'm not sure which ones are the best to use nowadays, but before you click on anything and give them your information it's best to do a little due diligence and make sure they are reasonably legitimate.  Pokerstrategy is one that has been around for awhile and I know they have been legitimate in the past.

This approach can give you some good experience and a decent bankroll buffer as you learn about key concepts like bankroll management and the basics of hand selection and the like.

Just be sure that you understand you can only have one account in each poker room, and that some poker rooms offer rakeback or other nice incentive deals (like the freerolls we have here at cardschat)... so be sure to do your research and find the best possible deal to use when signing up for a new poker room.

Also note that the "free" money isn't really free; in order to actually cash it out you will need to clear a certain amount of rake for the site, and the rake requirements aren't always easy to clear when playing responsibly with good bank roll management.  Make sure you read all the terms and conditions and try to set an outline for your play that will ensure you the best chance at clearing the requirements and building your roll.
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