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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 946712, member: 508"]
I have no problem dropping $25 or 10 buy-ins at 2nl at a given time. Which is why I'm setting the the 8 buy-in limit in the first place. I have the BR to make the 'huge' jump in stakes and seeing how it goes. I'm not putting my whole BR on the line to play 25nl. I have them separated $200 side BR for 25nl (8 buy-ins) and $650 regular BR for everything else. So even if I lose a buy-in at 25nl, I'll only be losing it from the BR I put aside for it.
 
This is just an experiment basically. I'm putting $200 on the side to try and build a BR from 25nl. If it goes well, I'll stick with it on that BR. If it doesn't, I still have the other $650 BR to fall back on with 5nl-10nl.
 
Its funny, but I dont know why I was feeling so uncomfortable before. I think it was the whole idea of trying something new that really got to me. I honestly do not know what was bothering me so much about last week and now when it comes with the BR, TBPH. Its like, I have no problems with losing money. My BR can be very swingy at times, so is very odd to me why I was so worried about a few little losses.  I guess my frame of mind just wasn't right at the time...
 
Anyway, I understand what everyone is saying about moving up gradually and I'll do that if this little 8 buy-in experiment doesn't work. Is it a big jump from what I'm used to? Yes. Is it stupid? Probably, but I'm willing to take that risk with my BR without any worry if things go wrong. 
 
...I'm actually touched so many people are actually concerned about my BR.
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