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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 642669, member: 26306"]
I'm reminded how far I have to go every time I play a cardschat event. Saw the $10 buy-in event with $100 added, and the prize pool looked VERY good. The difference between that and a typical tournament was humongous. I can pretty much expect to take a hit every time I play in a cardschat tourney. I'll probably continue to play every once in a while because I think it's worth the losses to see some real competition.

So I'm probably the wrong person to be talking if you're looking for someone really good, but right now I'm in college and have some money from my real summer job. So I can afford to keep my entire BR online, and I'm hoping to be able to move up with proper BR management over the next few years while getting better as I go up and being able to actually play well at the higher levels. I'm at $0.05/$0.10 at ~$250, hoping to reach $500 and start playing $0.10/$0.25 by thanksgiving. Not sure if I'll be able to do that but I should definitely be able to do this by the end of the year at the rate I'm going.

But I also agree, if I can play $1/2 and make $50/hour (not sure how possible this would be or if it's a low estimate, but it's about $100,000 with a 50-week year, 40-hours a week, which is a comfortable living) I wouldn't move up to $2/4 or $3/6 where I may not be able to make as much money, although I may move up once in a while not expecting to profit but for fun. I'll take a steady profit any day over moving up to a place where most people are as good as me.
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