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[QUOTE="clover, post: 1521726, member: 65259"]
The more I play in cash games, the higher I set my goals! Personally, I'm happy with doubling my money, but I'm even more happy when I've tripled it or greater. At the casino I play at, there are a lot of older cowboy types that have no problem shelling out $100 bills to re-buy into the game. And because of this, there are many people that walk away with a lot of cash. The most I've seen someone walk away with at $1/2 was $1,000.

What I try to do when I've doubled my money, is to keep playing consistent poker. It's very easy to want to start to gamble and take more risks when I've acquired more chips, but it has such a negative impact on my game that I don't allow myself to do this. A lot of times, once I'm up and I've been playing for awhile, I will organize my chips into two sections. Playing chips and non-playing chips. Of course, if the situation calls for it, I will have no problem delving into my non-playing chips, but if I've gone card dead or I've lost too many small to medium sized pots, I will walk away with the rest of my chips.
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