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matsch0711
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Well, tough to answer this in general. These are the most important things to consider in my opinion:
- your winrate (BB/100hands)
the higher it is the better obviously. Usually the downswings wont hit that hard if you have a higher winrate.
- your mindset
If you use an aggressive Bankrollmanagement it can effect your decision making. (tight fold on turn/river, to tight vs 3 bets)
Are you willing to move down again? If you chose an aggressive approach and things are not going well you are forced to move down earlier. This is easier said then done after you droped 3 or 4 Stacks. Players Ego get hurt, they feel the need to "win it back" right away. This is not how it works and end in desaster for you bankroll.
Playing NL5 with just 10 Stacks is very aggressive Bankrollmanagement. In my opinion to aggressive.
I would recommend to have a Bankroll of at least $75 and move down to NL2 once you reached $50.
This is already a very aggressive approach in my opinion.
Well give it a try if you feel to much pressure and you are not able to play your A-game just move down again. It is important to be in your comfort zone.
- your winrate (BB/100hands)
the higher it is the better obviously. Usually the downswings wont hit that hard if you have a higher winrate.
- your mindset
If you use an aggressive Bankrollmanagement it can effect your decision making. (tight fold on turn/river, to tight vs 3 bets)
Are you willing to move down again? If you chose an aggressive approach and things are not going well you are forced to move down earlier. This is easier said then done after you droped 3 or 4 Stacks. Players Ego get hurt, they feel the need to "win it back" right away. This is not how it works and end in desaster for you bankroll.
Playing NL5 with just 10 Stacks is very aggressive Bankrollmanagement. In my opinion to aggressive.
I would recommend to have a Bankroll of at least $75 and move down to NL2 once you reached $50.
This is already a very aggressive approach in my opinion.
Well give it a try if you feel to much pressure and you are not able to play your A-game just move down again. It is important to be in your comfort zone.
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Aballinamion
Legend
Go to NLHE 5 and as long as you continue winning okay. But if you lose 2 buy-ins, return to NLHE 2 immediately until you reach your $ 50 again and do the same thing until you beat NLHE 5.
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mteenx
Rising Star
thank you so much for reply
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mteenx
Rising Star
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mteenx
Rising Star
I have now 16bb/100
i play just 1-2 hours everyday cash
And 2 hour tournaments like sit and go and freerols
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mteenx
Rising Star
i feel they play so much better at nl5 than nl 2
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fundiver199
Legend
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I would only recommend that, if you are able and willing to top up the account in case its needed. Otherwise I will go along with, what others have already suggested, and wait until you have around 100$. This is still aggressive bankroll management but more reasonable, since you can then move back to 2NL again at for instance 60$ and still have 30 BIs for that level.
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VladB850
Rock Star
And do you feel ready to play at that level or you still need to practice at nl2?