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Riverboat's next step - please advise
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[QUOTE="riverboatrat, post: 1044545, member: 27051"] Ok I would really like some good advice in this regard. This is partly a BRM question and general advice. Firstly, I a DO NOT play ring games but prefer to grind sng's I play about 6 - 7 hours a day, more on the weekends I have a full time job. I would seriously like to go pro or at least semi before I am 40 ( I am 36 this year ) I've been playing seriously for over 3 years and initially I know I sucked really bad, especially at BRM and playing tournaments out of my league and beyond my BR. I did get lucky a couple of times and cashing in some large Mtt's as well as a good win. But I suffered a downward spiral which saw my BR dwindle. The last 18 months or so, I made a descision to do things properely and withdraw a large sum from Full tilt and started over with $40 on Full tilt. I started grinding it out playing $3 90 player sng's I managed to get my roll up to around $400 before a massive down swing then another good upswing which saw my roll pass the $500 mark. I then moved up to playing the $10 90 player sngs and started crushing those. I then started playing $24 and then cashed in a number of $24 mtt's and boosted my BR somewhat. I have withdrawn from my roll a few times probably a total of about $1000 and my roll is currently over the $2k mark. I'm tempted to stay at the $24 level until I am alot more confortable but those higher buyins look sooo goooood.... my question is this : Does ring brm apply the same mind set as tournet / sng brm ? whats my next step here ? Do I stay grinding the $24 level ? based on the strategy of only buying in for a max of 5% of my BR, that should be allowing me to be playing up to $100 What should I be focussing on? Where do I go from here? At what level should I consider moving up from $24 to beyond ? The $24 level is about 1.2% of my BR, am I doing myself a disfavour my staying at this level ? My BR would currently allow me to buy into at least 90 $24 games. Is this sufficent? I have heard 2 oppossing statements - one being that one should have over 100 buyins for the level youre playing at another is that you should not buy in for MORE than 5% of your BR. So which is it? Any serious input would be seriously appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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