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Moving up in stakes: When is the right time?
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[QUOTE="BillyR23, post: 7008131, member: 103828"] I'm a recreational player, still I've always took bankroll management seriously, so I've always avoided to play with my entire bankroll at the tables and/or to risk it in 1 session... I know my approach is a bit 'aggressive' but I usually go for a similar stake of up to 5% for CG buy-in/ 1 MTT buy-in/ (and for some Sportsbook bets); this works well in my case and I rarely have to deposit nowadays on any site because of a few 'bad' sessions in a row... I'm playing mostly on Unibet and the pool of players is bit limited and I honestly prefer to play for example at lower stakes like NL10 against other recreational players than go at higher stakes where it's regs heavy* same with MTTs... so, I guess I'm in the category that likes [I]an old comfortable pair of shoes... [/I]still, I play lots of satellites and often end up playing in the higher buy-in games and I'm quite comfortable playing in this events... [/QUOTE]
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