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[QUOTE="kdawg71, post: 4813751, member: 256483"] I keep everything in perspective. I like tournament play as a generality. I have 100 stacks of tournament play for a certain denomination of tournament. Example would be 100 stacks of 55 cent tournaments. My number one goal is to keep building my bankroll. Once my bankroll is big enough to have 100 stacks of $1.10 tournaments than I move up to that level and so forth and so on. This allows me flexibility in my tournament play. For instance, I put my money into a tournament. I don't cash. No big deal. I still have 99 more stacks. It is also nice to gradually build up to play in the next level of tournament play because I am allowed a massive amount of experience between each level. My game is getting better while at the same time my bankroll is getting bigger. Playing poker for a living is not realistic to me at this juncture in my game, but hopefully someday. Doubtful though. [/QUOTE]
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