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[QUOTE="tenbob, post: 642513, member: 3651"] Well some intersting replies. As far as myself, ive only cashed out once to pay for a ski trip. I currently have around $7K online, and i dont intend to cash out any time soon. Initially online I played limit poker, and played at the $2/$4 level for a few months before getting sick of it. I moved to playing sit and go's and MTTs and the variance in the sit and go's sickened me, so I decided to start playing the no-limit ring games. But here was the catch, even though I was rolled enough at the time to instantly start playing nl$100 I decided to start at NL$2 and grind up to the next level as if I was only rolled for the level i was playing at. Ive done that successfully over the last 18 months or so, and in the process have built myself up a nice solid game, and im taking shots at nl$200 one session in every 10 at the moment, and intend to move that up to one in every five in the next few weeks. As far as jumping onto nl$400 I doubt that ill do that yet. Im strongly of the opnion that once i get to a level that i can make some decent money at ill likely remain there for the as long as it takes. Poker for me is a challenge rather than a money making experience, even though the money is the way to keep score. I still have a lot to learn, and just because you see me donking away at 1c/2c limit tables with some other forum members dosnt mean i play there on any regular basis. (lol at my spelling in this post) [/QUOTE]
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