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[QUOTE="LineProducer, post: 1378853, member: 64084"] Well, your first statement is contradicted by the following statements that you made. You're not the only one out there who is burdened by the need to make up losses by gambling harder. This is a great site for help. I've been reading for years, but just registered recently. Some advice. When you had $75 on the table, you should have been playing the $2-4 dollar SNG's. It sounded like you were crushing them. You shouldn't have jumped up in level to the $10 until you had about $200-$300. Grinding online is well, boring, for lack of a better word. You have to think long term goals. If you can grind to $75, then you can grind to $150, then you can grind to $225. It might take awhile, but if you're not using your poker funds to pay your bills, you can take the time you need to grind up. Never forget that poker should be an enjoyable pastime. Yes, making money is fun, but your end goal should be to attain a level where you can play comfortably and your losses won't effect that large percentage of your bankroll. Keep grinding. -wil [/QUOTE]
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