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Message: [QUOTE="MemphisGrind, post: 4680927, member: 318625"] Building a bankroll at micro stakes requires patience and a solid foundation. You have a couple of options. First option is to figure out if you are a profitable player by using STRICT bank roll management. If you aren't turning a profit it's not because of the bad players it's because you have some work to do in your game. Second option is if you can afford a poker budget like X amount every month, use that coupled with studying to improve your game. Use whatever money you have for your poker budget play it however you want if you lose it wait till next month and re-deposit. When you feel ready try again to follow strict bankroll management and turn a profit. 1 year intervals will give you honest feedback. 3rd option if you can't afford a budget per month is play freerolls until you reach $100 and play the lowest of stakes. You can learn a lot playing freerolls. You will get a very close feel at freerolls as to how a lot of micro-stakes players play. So if you're trying to beat micro-stakes learning how to profitably make it through freerolls will be helpful to you. Whatever you do keep studying. Figure out your leaks, if you don't know what they are find some good friends that play with you and ask them nicely, some will tell you. Post hand analysis, [B]video record your sessions[/B], I bolded this because it will really help you see some mistakes you otherwise would have never noticed, understand the theory behind the game. I noticed you also wrote you hope that once you get close to the money the variance will reduce. Yes and No. Yes, because GENERALLY the high variance players have busted by then, but No because any player is capable of playing any way at any given time. It's important to really pay attention to how the players are playing to understand when to stay away and when to attack. Good luck on your poker journey and I hope that you beat micro-stakes and make it to the next level soon! [/QUOTE]

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