albosaltenio
Legend
Silver Level
Wow, you really need to learn about bankroll management.
You shouldn't even be playing NL2 with only 11$, let alone jumping to NL5 or NL10. You'll bust within the day if you do.
General concensus is to play with at least 30-50 buy-ins for the stakes you're playing.
Even a reasonably aggressive BRM strategy of 25 BIs means that you'll want at least 50+$ for NL2, and you'll want at least 120+$ before taking shots at NL5 (dropping down to NL2 again if you drop below 100$).
11$? You should be playing 0.10$ SnGs, imo.
I do not support any strategy, play by your guts and good luck with that
What is for sure, you have to keep playing to build a BR, and you have to use what you have to do that. I think BRM will become more important when you have a bigger BR. Right now all you can do is play 2nl cash and the lowest MTTs or sit & gos. I would say that since you won the money from 2nl then keep playing it. But stop being in a hurry to move up. Poker is not a get rich quick game. You have to start at the bottom. GL to you
You lost your temper and, as a result, lost a bunch of your money.that's my big problem , patience
I lost a good bench , losing temper,
and I 'm working on it
You lost your temper and, as a result, lost a bunch of your money.
You're going to loss sometimes in poker. It's inevitable. But can you see how proper BRM works in these situations? You can lose, but only a small percent of your BR. It's so much easier to handle.
don´t play all your BR in a table that u dont know very well, I recommend that you keep playing NL2 that's where you r good, growing your BR, and simultaneously open a NL5 table to see if you feel comfortable. example: you play 2 tables NL2 and open one of NL5, going testing...