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[QUOTE="Higgleop, post: 892486, member: 43849"]
So i just recently got into poker, I've spent so much time investing/trading stocks and recently stopped I wanted something else to do that involves probability.

One thing I acknowledge is that my goal isn't to make consistent money from the start. I put it in some $ in an account and I've acknowledged that I may lose it all, it's just money for the learning process.

Doing this sort of thing gives me the right mindset --> I just try to figure out a way to consistently make money and I dont worry about conserving the money or expanding it, just being rational and figuring out a system that works.

BUUUUT

I've been playing limit holdem where you  can only bid a max up to the previous bet, and over 80+ hours of playing I'm down to half my money.

It's just this slow, steady move downward on my money and I haven't been able to figure out how to reverse it. And I dont want to jump into no-limit: whenever I do, I get owned because I'm a newbie and my bankroll would be wiped out so fast with no learning in return.

But I'm thinking low limit just may not work, am I wasting my time doing it?
 
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