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Message: [QUOTE="stormswa, post: 580203, member: 15426"] the chart is on the max side with it being 20-50, this is to insure you never go broke or makes it very difficult to go broke if you are a decent player. [B]BUT[/B] there is nothing wrong with playing with 10 buy-ins but it is much more dangerous then playing with 20 obviously. If it is a brand new level for you then I would strongly recommend the 20 buy ins. Like take me for instance, I have played $100 NL a lot online and im putting on 1k tomorrow and I would have no problem playing that level if I wanted to. The thing is if I hit a bad run I have to realize that I have to have the discipline to get out of that game. there are a lot of people though that would say 10 buy-ins is ok to sit and then there are some that say only 20. I personally dont mind seeing you take a shot at 10 buy-ins if [B]and only if[/B] you have the discipline to get out of the game if you start running cold. I should of made that more clear during 1st post and I apologize for not. I think the 20-50 is actually a little too much, I think 20-30 should be enough for the level but as for this chart it is very good for a new player to use. I think if you are more experienced player you can swing the 10- 20 or 20-30. edit from your edit: again I think 10 buyins is the bear minimum you can sit with, I should of elaborated on that more. I'm deciding to play $25nl with 1k by choice but I could sit at $50NL with 1k but not $100 becaues 1k is only 10 buy ins. If I were to make up to say $1500 I would have no problem sitting at $100 NL but would drop down if I came close to 1k again. These charts are good guidelines for you but deciding to take shots is really up to the player. I dont mind people taking shots with about 15 buy ins as long as they can drop down. with my 1k I might take shots at $50 NL or so and might even at 1.5 take couple shots at $100 because I know I will drop down if I get close to one thousand [/QUOTE]

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