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Message: [QUOTE="Beriac, post: 410619, member: 9064"] Great replies guys, thanks. I added some reputation. :) Okay, so... DESSERTLADY: Great links. I'm a numbers guy at heart, so definitely using a chart like that will help. I guess my issue is that I know in my heart that when I go up a level that I'm being reckless, so I need something beyond "you are not being prudent" to keep me away, a frame of mind I can really get my head around. I think focusing on the fact that I won't let myself deposit more so I had better make what I've got last... robwhufc: You actually make two great points here. One, trying to adapt my game to what books say often throws me off my game, but when I go back to my instincts (using pieces of what I have learned of course) I do much better. I'm glad to hear others have had the same thing happen. And I also agree about going to another site for a change of pace, I think I might consider doing that. BKrywko1: Agree 100%. Do you know of a good stat program that can help me evaluate my play in SnGs (eg, by position, by hand, etc) to see where my holes are? I've played 100's of SnGs there so going through each one will take awhile!!! May I ask, what's your plan of attack when you play the turbos there? F Paulsson: This one's really interesting. I suppose it keeps the focus on your play and takes it away from the roll. Which can be hard to do sometimes. How do you track your progress then? Normally I think of my bankroll as my progress (over the long-run). I understand what you're saying, that the end goal is having fun and improving your game, but it's just harder to benchmark yourself to "well has my game gotten better this day/week/month" without something numerical. Do you track your rolling ROI or something? I wouldn't mind thinking up a methodology for something like this. As I've said, I'm a #'s guy. One thing I will say, despite the ups and downs it did come from initial profits and it has been a huge amount of fun, so I am not down on my game or anything I just want to plug this hole in my "bankroll game" so I can eventually ascend to the next level! Thanks for all the replies folks [/QUOTE]

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