NineLions
Advanced beginner
Silver Level
For most people, BRM in and of itself is a good way to manage yourself, but say a person has lots of disposable cash, or, they come to NLHE ring having established a bankroll at tournaments or PLO or something else.
But, being wise, they decide to start at $10 or $25 NLHE. What should they target before they look at moving up in levels?
I would think the first hurdle would be a certain number of hands; 10,000?
And then be winning within the last 10,000. If they started with a negative BB/100 over the first 2,000 hands but now have 12,000 and over the last 10,000 they have a BB/100 of 3, then they're ready to take a stab at higher levels?
Or would you say something like, regardless of how much bankroll you have behind you, try to earn enough playing at your current level for say 20 buyins at the new level before moving up?
But, being wise, they decide to start at $10 or $25 NLHE. What should they target before they look at moving up in levels?
I would think the first hurdle would be a certain number of hands; 10,000?
And then be winning within the last 10,000. If they started with a negative BB/100 over the first 2,000 hands but now have 12,000 and over the last 10,000 they have a BB/100 of 3, then they're ready to take a stab at higher levels?
Or would you say something like, regardless of how much bankroll you have behind you, try to earn enough playing at your current level for say 20 buyins at the new level before moving up?