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How long does it take to become a winning player?
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[QUOTE="vinylspiros, post: 2108417, member: 91735"] something i hear very often is that ALOT of people are break even over a huge period of time or just slight winners. The thing that makes the huge change in their carreer is winning a big tourney. Cause this is a way to quickly move up limits(cause ur rolled properly) and be able to play in pots that are actually worth playing. Because in the micros, you have to play thousands of pots to win 10,20 or like ,50 bucks max. So it takes soooo much time and feffort to make baby steps. When you win a big tourney( 20k and above),thats when you can go sit down and play100NL comfortably and im sure this is a level where you can make a living off of. is this right? or is this a two way knife? meaning that if you suddenly find yourself with a huge roll and go play 100NL,will u go broke fast? is it better to work your way up there? or is it possible to jump right in there and learn it quick?( if ur comfortably rolled for it) [/QUOTE]
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