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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1217938, member: 33113"] [I][B]i like cash tables, i can triple even quadruple my buy in...but the longer i stay....the smaller my stack gets lol[/B][/I] [B][/B] Perhaps a leak there? The longer you stay, the smaller your stack gets.... why stay long? THere's alot to playing the NLHE Cash Game, ie. adjustments that need to be made due to stack sizes on your table being one. If you follow threads posted & commented on by others who play LowLimit Cash tables, study the game, etc.,.. then why not go from $150 - $1,000? I've never set goals to reach as far as $$'s goes (in an online acc't.), instead I just focus on trying to improve upon my game. I'm a tourney-style player though,... I don't like the cash tables that much (I've played them a bunch & studied quite a bit on it... but it just doesn't interest me that much at this point... therefore I'm not willing to put in the time I'd assume necessary to be regularly winning player, grinding one's way up thru the limits). Maybe pick up a book that's more related to playing cash tables. The books you've mentioned here are all good books, but mostly based on tourney-style play. If 6-Max is your game, try checking out RyanFee's 6-maxNL Guide (free online). It's an excellent read! (at the time I read it, it let me know how little I really knew). [/QUOTE]
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