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[QUOTE="bellicoso, post: 4906799, member: 358997"] I'm not sure what your highest buy in is to date, but I'm in a similar boat. Typically I'm in a ten or fifty cent buy in tournament where there still an element of erratic play from some of the other players; those who really don't care too much if they win or lose. However, I've gone up to a five dollar buy in and it was like night and day. The players were far more serious and were looking to win that larger prize package. In short, I felt I could play a better game the higher the stakes were. You start talking about winning a couple of hundred dollars or a couple thousand in a tournament and there's way less messy play. For what it's worth, while I can/must respect the grind to [I]get[/I] into higher stakes, I think you're going to feel and perform better in the higher stakes games over all. The question is: can you build your bankroll enough to get there and play regularly? Anyway, I hope this helps. Good luck to you at the tables! :) [/QUOTE]
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