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[QUOTE="quick, post: 4333487, member: 133269"]
I used to deposit regularly small amounts and tell myself it was part of my "roll" and that I was solidly "winning." Well reality check...while it wasn't breaking the bank or life "roll" it was a waste  and I humbled myself to realize I was simply self selecting stakes I felt comfortable at, not ones I was necessarily beating. It took a while and a lot of self reflection and hours a day at the tables and studying just recently the past 6 months or so to become a winning player at much lower stakes.

I have a friend who claims to crush poker...but they don't track their winnings and losings so really are they crushing poker or just lying to themselves?

There's nothing wrong with regular deposits if you keep a poker only roll outside the site and track it AND track your progress using PT4 or HM2 and move up/down according to good BRM.

And hey there's nothing wrong with ignoring that and depositing $50-100 here and there that you can afford to lose just for some fun and gamble.

All that aside decide what you want  out of poker. For me redepositing just felt more like a gamble where as grinding up a roll or trying to from a single deposit to grind it up while seeing in raw stats that I'm winning.
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