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ChurchSkiz
Rock Star
Silver Level
I'm fairly new to poker. Played a dozen times or so with friends and roughly 40 hours worth for play money at pokerstars.
I recently got 172 /12000 on my first Hubble freeroll. Not that I think this is a big deal but just to say that I feel confident on the basics of folding/calling.
I want to be a better poker player but I find playing in the freerolls/play money rooms is a joke because people have no consequences for calling every hand or going all in with sucky cards.
So I am going to start playing for real money, and wondering what tables to play at. Alot of the guides I read here were pointing at the 10/25nl tables, but it also seemed to be for the player who had poker experience and was transitioning to online.
For someone who just knows the basics, should I stay at the 2NL/4NL tables or go to 10NL?
I'm not playing to make money, just get better (I want to see how good I am after 6-12 months). As far as bankroll, I have $125 in my account and I want that to last for at least a month. I will be playing about an hour a day.
Let me know your thoughts.
I recently got 172 /12000 on my first Hubble freeroll. Not that I think this is a big deal but just to say that I feel confident on the basics of folding/calling.
I want to be a better poker player but I find playing in the freerolls/play money rooms is a joke because people have no consequences for calling every hand or going all in with sucky cards.
So I am going to start playing for real money, and wondering what tables to play at. Alot of the guides I read here were pointing at the 10/25nl tables, but it also seemed to be for the player who had poker experience and was transitioning to online.
For someone who just knows the basics, should I stay at the 2NL/4NL tables or go to 10NL?
I'm not playing to make money, just get better (I want to see how good I am after 6-12 months). As far as bankroll, I have $125 in my account and I want that to last for at least a month. I will be playing about an hour a day.
Let me know your thoughts.