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Climbing up the next stake issues
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[QUOTE="Pokerblitz, post: 4760233, member: 350607"] I would say that good bankroll management is key. Do you mean 25 cent spin&go's? I would say a bankroll of 20 buy-ins is a minimum to play a certain stake when playing stt's, so at least $20 to play at $1 buy-in. (with 10 buffer preferred) Also, bankroll management helps you mentally, when you are able to lose a few runs without a financial pressure, you will be more at ease, just move up when you feel comfortable. (and you will have losing streaks although you might be making the right moves, variance eh) When you find the opponents at a higher stake harder to play than work on your game before moving up in stakes. In the end the way you play and learn should be more important than making money. Rather look at how much big blinds you earn per 100 hands for cash or your ROI (return on investment) when you have played 100 stt's, instead of the amount of money. Hope it helps, good luck at the tables! [/QUOTE]
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