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[QUOTE="Double-A, post: 923076, member: 42661"] Philthy, A winning player who has no money problems should play at the highest level that they are properly bankrolled for. As someone else pointed out, to do anything else is a disservice (sp?). If you don't know how much you're beating your current level of play for (ROI, BB per hour, $ per hour, % ITM, whatever) then you should spend time figuring that out before you move up. KEEP RECORDS! If you don't understand variance, how to calculate it, or how it can be used to help determine bankroll sizes for gambling games then you should take this opportunity to learn more about game theory before you move up. It's not about "being ready" in any other sense than, are you a winning player and do you have the money to play? I feel like I've been dishing out tough love! [/QUOTE]
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