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[QUOTE="TPC, post: 1272058, member: 46273"] You really need to read articles on BRM. with a BR of $450 you are correct, you should be playing .05/.10 (10nl) and when you hit $500 you should be taking some shots at .10/.25 (25nl) with the intentions of going back to 10nl if your BR drops below $450. That's what I use for a number is 20 buyins. However, the more of a BR nit you are the less of a swing you will see in your BR. A pretty standard BRM strategy is no more than 5% of your BR on the table for any cash game. And only buyin to an MTT for 1 to 2% of your BR. With single table SnG's I would say no more than 5% for a buyin at the max, but you should try to keep it around 2% as well. You want to build a good foundation and if you practice proper BRM and you are truly a winning player, you will never go broke!!! [/QUOTE]
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