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[QUOTE="LennyPigeon, post: 1540047, member: 71154"] Hi, I'm new to this site and I thought it would be a good idea to ask for some advice on how I can progress through the stakes. I am a student and I have been playing poker for a few years, starting with play money when I was too young to play for real. I play on Aced (any other aced players here?) and am yet to deposit. I have built up a bankroll of a little over $200; obviously I had to start with freerolls and also the free university poker tournament that aced was running at the time. The rest I have accumulated by playing $1-$3 DON and $2 bounty SNGs with the odd low stakes MTT. My question is: how will I know when it is the right time to play higher stakes? Is there anyone here who has taken a similar route into poker? I had a read of a post similar to this one which has given me some ideas but thought it was worth starting my own. [/QUOTE]
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