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[QUOTE="K_Kahne_Fan, post: 750713, member: 27510"] You have to also realize some people have a minimum starting point. Luckily I haven't had to redeposit on PS in a while, but even when I deposit $25, the $3 are the lowest SNG's I really want to play. It's above my BR, but the $1 is a MTT, so technically a $1 isn't much different in BR than a $3. Using 30xBI(3)=90 or 100xBI(1)=100, so they're both above my $25 deposit. Some are content with starting with freerolls, but I would guess a lot of people would rather spend a little more and save a little time to start a little higher. With a $10 deposit the OP would have to play a $.10 MTT or $.35 STT to be within their proper BR. I definitely agree that following a BRM plan is great, but everyone's "starting" point may be different. If the OP budgets $10/wk for poker and wants to play 2-$5 tournies to try to build BR and loses and waits until next week for their next budgeted deposit, it sounds like they have a plan. Maybe they can't afford a $120/$400 all @ once to be within "proper" BRM guidelines. BUT, maybe the will ONLY play $4 until they hit the next level in the correct BRM... does this make sense? [/QUOTE]
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