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When to move up a level in ring games
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[QUOTE="MDTed, post: 724831, member: 32475"] I'm sure all the rules made up for bankroll management are great and based on fine math but I don't see it. I deposited $25 and tried to play the .02/.05 tables. I found out pretty quickly that people were less likely to get bluffed and would basically play any two cards. So I wasn't winning like I should. Plus the FPP were few and far between and I needed 250 to clear a bonus. So I decided the best thing for me was to play .05/.10 with $3 buyins. This lowers the possible loss amount at any one time, of course it restricts the amount you can win too. I've decided to move up to .10/.25 when my bankroll reaches $75 which would have happened long ago except I keep playing tournaments and not winning. I'm close to that level though, hopefully will reach it soon. Then when I move up to the next level I'll buyin at $6 until $150, then $10 and keep going up in levels as I get to $200. Like I said, I'm pretty sure I'm doing everything wrong, according to the established systems but it's working for me. So far. [/QUOTE]
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