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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 993480, member: 467"] I think I'm finding myself in kind of an interesting spot with my bankroll and would like to hear your thoughts. I'm sitting on about 60 buyins which is pretty much the most padding I've ever had. While it's good to have padding for variance, I'm finding that not only am I not respecting my buyins as much as I used to when I was playing 25nl with $600 for example, but I'm not getting any pressure to build my roll. A good day for me 10 months ago would have been a significant change in my bankroll. Today, it's but a drop in the pool, so I don't get all that much satisfaction. So basically I'm thinking of either moving up, where I think I would probably start off grinding somewhere between 0-3ptbb/100, or withdrawing like 2/3 of my roll (to save it/spend it on stuff like fixing up the house) and sticking to my current stakes. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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