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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 919298, member: 34106"]
lol i have a BR of ~$4k and when i play mtts/sngs (which is once in a blue moon) i don't like spending more than $15 or so on either so that is what like 0.37%? Like you said, it is related to comfort level...i don't like dropping $20 a pop on mtts (as personally i don't expect a reasonable return given my "skill" or lackthereof in such games) but i'm very comfortable playing nl100 cash.
 
I'd really encourage you to give it a go. First of all, i'd try to concentrate on a particular game type instead of playing all 3. Maybe SnGs and MTTs or ring and mtts or just ring etc. SnGs and ring at least are just such a different cup of tea that they shouldn't really be mixed (imo).
 
Give 10NL a shot. Give yourself like a 5 buy in cushion or something, so if you lose $50 you move down. But all the micro ring games are really soft so there is no reason you can't do well there. It is probably easier to win at nl10 than at nl2. The play is just so bizzare at those levels. But trust me when i say that there is absolutely no reason to believe that you cannot play at higher micro stakes and do well. I highly doubt if anybody could make any sort of money to start a decent bankroll at 2nl anyways...i doubt i could be a winner at 2nl lol because i'd smash my head in with frustration.
 
And fwiw, being a bankroll nit isn't near as harmful as being the opposite. Ultimately whatever stakes you choose to play must be within your comfort zone.
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