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Message: [QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 993810, member: 467"] (the person I'm meeting has just delayed so...) I posted this just as a spur of the moment thing while thinking about the bankroll issue. I wanted to see if others felt the same way: having basically the effects of the mirror image of playing underrolled. I tilt (not necessarily rage tilt) and don't play my best because I'm playing with money that, although it means a good deal to me in real life, doesn't mean much to me in relation to my bankroll. Not that that's justified, but you get the idea. Good post, definitely food for thought. I'm in kind of a complicated situation right now so it's not that easy, but I guess it never is. I'm in a spot where I *could* change my life significantly by just sticking to my current stakes, but if I were to move up and win consistently like I am atm, then it would change it even more significantly. There's always more money to be desired I guess. (Next up: investing thread :)) I've been trying to stop paying attention to the money for about 3 years now :) It's easier said than done. I've gone through month+ stretches where both I ignore the cashier/hem graph tab completely, and where I check it every 5 minutes. Lately it's been getting much better as I've been working on it. When I really stop and think about why my winnings in relation to my BR should matter, I can't think of a single good reason though. I dunno I'm just kind of rambling aimlessly here. I'm still undecided, but I think what I'll do is scope out some tables tomorrow, take some small shots, and try to figure out just how well I'd do at 400nl before making a full move. After all I only have 30 buyins there. If I feel uncomfortable, I'll just keep doing what I'm doing now. Lord knows I still have tons to work on, but I do think I could be a pretty solid winner up there. Maybe I'll just delay a bit. [/QUOTE]

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