I’d start with very small buy-ins, but I wouldn’t jump too high yet. Maybe use a small part of the $100 bankroll for micro MTTs and keep playing some freerolls too. If you have a bad run, you still have enough bankroll to keep playing and building it up. The main thing is not to risk the whole $100 too quickly.tigre666 said:
Just play, you would have been better off already playing.
This doesn't mean just abandon freerolls to help keep the BR up. Just play a few $1 games each session snd after you've played 20 or so, just see where your BR is....if you are losing, then take a break, if not then keep going, keep learning, and hopefully making progress
This doesn't mean just abandon freerolls to help keep the BR up. Just play a few $1 games each session snd after you've played 20 or so, just see where your BR is....if you are losing, then take a break, if not then keep going, keep learning, and hopefully making progress
Yes start playing some buy-ins but no more than $2, $1 would probably be better for now, but keep playing freerolls as this will help increase your bankroll.
As your bankroll starts going up you can increase your buy-ins but as it goes down decrease them.(Bankroll management).
As your bankroll starts going up you can increase your buy-ins but as it goes down decrease them.(Bankroll management).
$100 is not a big bankroll, believe me, it can vanish very quickly.
Keep making quality posts so you will qualify for more cardschat freeroll tournaments.
My advice would be to keep building your skills playing Cardschat freerolls and see if youcan build at least 5 times that $100.
Then buy-in at the very lowest tournament levels. Only increase your buy-ins if you can double up to $1,000. Then still keep buying in around $5.
Under no circumstances play cash games. They are far more difficult and will bleed your bankroll dry extremely quickly.
Keep making quality posts so you will qualify for more cardschat freeroll tournaments.
My advice would be to keep building your skills playing Cardschat freerolls and see if youcan build at least 5 times that $100.
Then buy-in at the very lowest tournament levels. Only increase your buy-ins if you can double up to $1,000. Then still keep buying in around $5.
Under no circumstances play cash games. They are far more difficult and will bleed your bankroll dry extremely quickly.
