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nameless1537
Rock Star
Silver Level
I am a recreational player (playing no more than 1-2 hours a day, maybe 4-5 days a week) and currently have about $180 in my bankroll and playing NL2 and the occasional tournament. I do want to move up to NL5 (I think NL10 is too rich for my blood right now) and just try it out. I feel like the wins and losses will feel a bit more consequential and I think the game will be more fun.
I default to TAG (19/14 right now, but working on trimming pre-flop passive play) but will adopt a wider starting range if situation is right. I’m a pretty conservative player by nature and on any given night, I’ll stop if I lose 2-3 buy-ins in a session but will keep going if I’m up. I’m not a gambler - just want to play the game well.
My plan is to move up once I hit $200 (so that I have 40 buy-ins under my belt to start) and then set a stop loss of about 5 or 6 buy-ins and switch back to NL2 if I hit that.
Would that be advised or should I wait to move up? Due to limited hours I have to play, I’m really hoping to move up sooner than later just to experience playing at an ever so slightly higher level.
Thoughts?
I default to TAG (19/14 right now, but working on trimming pre-flop passive play) but will adopt a wider starting range if situation is right. I’m a pretty conservative player by nature and on any given night, I’ll stop if I lose 2-3 buy-ins in a session but will keep going if I’m up. I’m not a gambler - just want to play the game well.
My plan is to move up once I hit $200 (so that I have 40 buy-ins under my belt to start) and then set a stop loss of about 5 or 6 buy-ins and switch back to NL2 if I hit that.
Would that be advised or should I wait to move up? Due to limited hours I have to play, I’m really hoping to move up sooner than later just to experience playing at an ever so slightly higher level.
Thoughts?