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Quitting on the Ferguson Challenge
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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 873076, member: 508"] Think about how Chris felt he was playing. IIRC, there is a point where he lingered around $6 in his bankroll for nearly 7 months before hitting it big with 2nd place finish. So, its all about being persistent and having patience. Also, I took a look at your blog...maybe you have a problem with bankroll management? You seem to be playing way above what your BR allows. If you're trying to do the Ferguson Challenge, its not just about going from $0-$10K. I would suggest you follow the guidelines he suggest when it comes to BRM. After all it worked for him, so its bound to work for you. It could be a mental thing as well. While making $10K sounds great and fun, if you're pulling in $1 here, $3 there its going to take you a while. You might come aggravated, bored, whatever and start looking fore those big jumps in your bankroll, which might lead to playing out of BR. If I were doing this challenge, I'd break it down into sub goals. $0-$20 for example. Then $20-$50. $50-$100 and so on. [/QUOTE]
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