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Message: [QUOTE="rowhousepd, post: 1505068, member: 56767"] Yeah, that's kind of what I meant: they'd be separate only in the sense that I'd track my total BR (the amt I'm depositing into my poker site, which is Full Tilt) and determine whether I'd move up in the limits according to how I was doing in each of those types of games individually. Thus if I was crushing ring games, I'd only move up based on my success in ring games, and [I]not [/I]for example simply because I won a single tourney and my total BR suddenly got a rare boost. Right. I think that's what I'm suggesting in my reply to mosseyAJ above. Wait a sec, shouldn't it be the other way around??? More like 5% minimum (20x max buy-in) for cash, and 2% for tourneys? I know these are only rough guidelines we're talking about, but I thought you needed much more for MTTs. Yeah, ooops. Just noticed the typo. :o Right, that's more or less what I've been reading. Thanks for the input, gang! I think the biggest thing I'm gathering from this thread & other on the forum is to just move up when I start beating the limits in that particular type of game -- whether that's the cash buy-in or tourney buy-ins, separately. So essentially I'm going to [I]track [/I]them separately. I've got a few criteria I'm setting up for myself for moving up in cash games. Tell me what you think....[INDENT]1. Go up a level if my BR well exceeds 20x max buy-in, and move down is it's less than 20x. 2. Don't go up unless I've won at least 500BB at that limit. 3. Play for at least 100 hrs (total hrs, meaning multitabling counts cumulatively towards your hrs) at the current level before moving up. 4. Play a minimum of 10k hands. 5. My win rate needs to be at least 3 BB/100 or better.[/INDENT]What do you think? Too conservative? I don't think It's too unreasonable. Chances are if have one criterion accomplished, I'm good in the others. Right now I'd definitely rather be safe since I'm still relatively new to online play. [/QUOTE]

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