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Should I move up or wait?
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[QUOTE="burton_boy, post: 861839, member: 32977"] Well, proper BRM says that you should not move back up yet. I was in a similar situation to this not too long ago, and ended up making the wrong decision (moving back up when I was around $600 on UB). If you are running good at 10nl I would sit around and rake in a few more bucks first. I am a believer that having an extra cushion in your BR will help you play your game better, as the hits won't be as painful. My vote is to take your time, as a little extra money never hurt anyone. I wouldn't be surprised if you can beat 25nl, but with a BR of $350 even a few suck-outs will send you tumbling back down, which could lead to you questioning your skills, or even worse to donking off a chunk of your stack trying to play "catch up". Grind it out and when it really is time to move I think you will know. GL and keep up the good work. [/QUOTE]
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