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[QUOTE="widowmaker89, post: 789064, member: 37427"] I dont know if I am missing something here, I will have to reread it tonight but does Harrington suggest that in order to move up you must have 50% BB than you had at the preious point? For instance if you buy in for 200 you can play 10NL. In order to move up you need 30BB at 25NL for 750. This sounds fine and reasonable but this almost makes it impossible to move up for people who start at low stakes. For instance if instead of buying in for 200 you deposited 100 and played 5NL. To get to 10NL you need 300 and to play 25NL you need 1125? My question is it seems a little odd to me that it is so much depending on what you started with. These numbers just keep getting further and further obviously and I was wondering if anyone else had a different interpretation or if I am kind of missing the point. I understand you should have more BB to move up due to increased skill level but to keep increasing this seems a bit much to me. [/QUOTE]
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