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trouble moving up to $33+3.
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[QUOTE="KenFischer, post: 773211, member: 32646"] I have found that I am much more successful at a new level of SNG play when I start each session with a win at the previous level. In the example of moving from $22 to $33, I would begin each session with a $22 SNG, and wouldn't move up to $33 until I win 1st place at the $22 level. This accomplishes a couple of things. It serves as a warm-up and ensures I am playing my "A game". I also effectively have a freeroll into the $33 SNG (since I just took a $68 profit) which helps to remove any anxiety about moving up to the next level. If I finish out of the money in the $33, I will usually drop back down to $22 and move up again when I win 1st place. By doing this, my bankroll keeps increasing, which allows me to keep taking shots at the next level while removing the concerns that lead to scared play. I want to have $660 (20 buy-ins at $33) to move up using this method, and will continue to play this way until I have $990. Once I have 30 buy-ins, I'll only play $33 SNGs unless I have a really bad slide that takes me back down to 20 buy-ins. [/QUOTE]
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