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Please give advice to loosing poker player. Down around $4,000.
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[QUOTE="pricecube, post: 1751781, member: 78723"] If you specialise in a certain buy in level, ie you regularly win at that level, then it makes sense to continue at that level. Do what you do best. There is plenty of good info here about bankroll management - I'm a real stickler for it. If I'm looking at playing a particular tourney and the buy in represents more than 2% of my bankroll then I don't enter it. It's as simple as that. As for watching the high stakes programmes on TV, yes they're interesting and entertaining but remember those guys play each other day in day out and there's a world of difference between calling an all in for several thousand dollars in a TV games versus calling an all in for a $5 buy in online. Finally, try not to go on tilt - I know that's easier said than done but try to concentrate on making the right decisions (even if they lose you money in the short term) and don't start chasing losses. [/QUOTE]
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