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[QUOTE="Irexes, post: 519735, member: 13873"]
It's important to get a grounding in the fundementals at a low level and also to demonstrate that you can beat it. Ultimately you need to be able to beat the fish in the long run.
 
However once you have done this I think it's necessary to find a level where you are playing for an amount of money that has meaning.
 
I play at a level where I stand to win amounts of money that have some meaning, yet if I go on a losing streak for a month or two I'm able to cope without impact on the bank account. For me this means playing around the $33 and $55 tournies (SnG and MTT).
 
I was fortunate enough to win the cash to do this from a deposit of $100 (looking back now I was clueless and very lucky) but depositing to enable you to play at a level that has meaning doesn't seem like a horrible thing to do if you can beat the micro or very low levels.
 
Of course the temptation must be to move up before demonstrating a winning game conclusively and there are plenty of fish at every level who are playing with their own money, rather than money they have won.
 
 
Ultimately I'd advise that you view building your roll as the quickest way to demonstrate you are a winning player and kill two birds with one stone.
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