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[QUOTE="Jurn8, post: 1961514, member: 42197"] yeah i need to put in 25k of 50nl to reach $500 with my winrate. IDK, tournaments are new to me, literally I've been a cash game player all my career. Others usually start with SNGs, MTTs then move to cash, I started at 2nl and went up to 25nl in one month and just stayed playing cash. What I'm thinking of doing is to have an MTT schedule and just play cash whenever my table count is low, at the start/end of sessions. I agree with chippy that I am very comfortable at 50nl and you can ALWAYS find like 10 very good tables on stars. For me now poker is literally about the enjoyment and making a small side income. I would be happy just plodding along making $5k/year, whereas before I wanted to be making $30k+. Throughout uni poker was before uni all the way through up until the last term where I realised poker for me is not a long term solution to earning. My career with my new job is far more important and I would much rather work towards becoming a chartered accountant than grinding 24 tables of 50 or 100nl. [/QUOTE]
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