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[QUOTE="LJG23, post: 5636530, member: 245953"] Tournaments are for glory cash is for money. Someone said it not sure who lol. Tournaments themselves have high amounts of variance. When you play micro and low stakes, especially reentry/rebuy , tournaments that same variance increases exponentially. This is where bankroll management comes in. You have to be able to sustain long down swings if playing tournaments. Not sure what your situation is but I have about $400 on ACR and never play higher than micros without a ticket. Another thing to consider, but is very difficult is structure. Freezeouts and short rebuy periods are the way to go, but are hard to fill a full day of play with, especially at the micros. Cash is king when it comes to making money online, but if you aren't bankrolled for cash yet I strongly recommend playing sngs to build it up. Smaller fields reduce variance, spotting/labeling regular fish is a lot easier, no rebuys, and the better players will win in the long run. Hope this helps a little. [/QUOTE]
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