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Message: [QUOTE="light65536, post: 828086, member: 23958"] I'm back to $38!! In only a single day of playing. To put this in perspective most people only stack about $2-$3 and at my low I was $21. I only get about 80 cents per dollar per bust because of rake. That means I had to bust about 9 to 20 people today to do that. One thing that uhm the ring game analysis showed me is that there is a vast difference in skill level at the games I play. There are some pretty good players but there are a lot of terrible players too. Building a bankroll is not about challenging the best players but about playing the worst players. So how do you find the worst players? This I don't know. It's not just about flop % or pot size. Time of day and everything factors in. At certain times of day more maniacs are playing too. I've ran into some pretty good players where I play and again some really bad ones. So, what a lot of time happens I bust everyone at a table and maybe 1 other person then we face off. The "last one standing" are the best and I should probably quit with a good stack and not risk it in heads up or I should go to a new table. I think what has made me a lot better player is playing heads up matches. if you want to get better then you need to play a lot of heads up! Also you have to change your strategy when playing bad players. Against better players bluffs can work but when you see a terrible player then you know: never bluff. Also, a lot of times when playing "bad players" its easy to get into bad habbits myself like fishing or other things because everyone is doing it or playing loose but with a bad player you must play even tighter to give yourself that edge and be careful too of them "teaming" up because with more limpers premium hands go down in value. [/QUOTE]

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