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[QUOTE="NWPatriot, post: 5700555, member: 331149"]
I think bankroll management is the answer.  If you target 50 buyins for a tournament, then that is the best way to tell you what level you should be playing.  If cash game, then numbers are different, but the idea is the same.  You should 'earn' your way up the ladder.

100,000 online hands at 75 hands an hour is 1500 hrs of play which is about 30 hrs a week for a year.  2000 SNG's is 5.5 per day for a year.  This sounds like a lot to me.  And in the end, simply playing a lot of poker for one year tells us very little.  You are right that our stats will have meaning after this amount of time.

ROI (return on investment) solves both problems.  If we do not have a +ROI, we are not increasing our bankroll so we should not be moving up.  All the stats in the world end up in the our ROI result.  Stats can tell help us determine where we may need to improve, but ROI is key.

Just one mans opinion of course.

Good luck and God bless.
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