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[QUOTE="Joe Slick, post: 755239, member: 35247"] This is one of those questions we all have to answer for ourselves. I play both low level STT and .10/.25 NL cash games, getting ready to move up to .25/.50. My buyin is for less than the max. It's small enough so that if I lose it, it's not a big deal. When I double it up, give or take, I take my money off the table and start over. If I have trouble making headway on the table, I get up and start over. Am I missing the opportunity to build my stack by hitting a good streak? Absolutely! Am I eliminating the chance of losing a big stack on a bad beat or a terrible play? Absolutely! This allows me to consistently win without the big swings. I don't have to decide when to leave the table. I'ts pretty much automatic. This is what works for me. You need to find what works for you. [/QUOTE]
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