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Have the fish outwitted the sharks?
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[QUOTE="DP_Machine, post: 669700, member: 24375"] [b]Re: Have the fish outwitted the sharks[/b] I don't think that a small and emphasis on SMALL venture into the higher limit is a bad idea, so long as your bankroll can withstand losing 1-2 Buy-ins at the higher limits, because that's all I would set aside for this adventure. I know this goes against BR management, whereby you should only move up when you have a sufficient bankroll to play at the higher limit. I try to abide by this usually, but sometimes I would go up a level just to see where my game was at and to really concentrate on not only winning, but finding gaps that needed to be plugged. I did this a couple of years ago playing on PokerRoom and I got that information over a short period of time and dropped down after losing. I feel I learned a lot from those small ventures, including to be more responsible with BR management. Before, when I did these experiments, I wouldn't leave enough room in my bankroll to recover when I go back down to the lower limits. Now, I'm more strict with my BR...which is quite easy now, b/c my play is significantly reduced with school right now with tests, papers and exams! [/QUOTE]
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