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When do you move up a level.
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[QUOTE="zinzan1000, post: 387599, member: 9718"] Have to agree here, and i am wondering about the posts before this one. Are we working on a rule of thumb situation as to when it is right to move up? This is just my opinion and i am aware that some players cant afford to move up for various reasons, but penny games will not help you to improve your game other than getting a feel for real money tables, and even then apart from getting used to the rules/site etc it will harm your game long term. For the sake of a few extra $$ per session it might be better to play at quarter games as a starter. If only to not give you the false impression of real money tables by playing 0.5/0.10 I know this is a touchy subject and as i have already said, this is just my opinion nothing else. But long term success at 0.5/0.10 will only give you a false impression on things that lay ahead, and more worryingly give you very bad habits. I know that we all have to start somewhere but its wise to not start where there is nothing to be learned and where you may find yourself spending weeks/months honing your skills only to find that you are now the proud owner of very poor/bad habits. zinzan1000 be lucky [/QUOTE]
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