PattyR
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
Obviously, probably double.
MY STORY: Got 525$ left i´m going to try, if i fail i´ll quit poker for good
Obviously, probably double.
xUnrated
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Well that is probably the worst advice I have seen yet..
PattyR
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
agreed^
$500 is a helluva lot of money to me and definately a good starting point for a BR. Don't know why people give advice like that, ignore that shit OP.
moemtg
Visionary
Silver Level
You should go with Fergusson's BR theory... Never put more than 5% of your BR at stake at any time... Here is a link to a simple calculator for BR management:
http://www.thepokerbank.com/tools/pokerbank/fergulator/
Hope this helps,
Moe.
http://www.thepokerbank.com/tools/pokerbank/fergulator/
Hope this helps,
Moe.
shinedown.45
Legend
Silver Level
fletchdad
Jammin................
Loyaler
1st off, there is a lot of good advice ITT, like the scared money comments. Be ready to get it in at the right time. If you are scared, you wont do this. Notice the words "right time". No special recipe for this, you just have to get to where you know. It aint easy. (and some sarcasm that others took serious and I really had to lol).
Be careful with your HUD. It gives you access to info you might have missed. But if you dont know what to do with this info, the HUD could potentially lose you money. Just cause someone is "loose" doesent mean you call his all in with your TT for example. This is oversimplified, but I just want to stress that a HUD does not do any thing for you. You still do all the work and decision making yourself. It collects data, and makes it easy for you to see that data fast. Thats it. If you utilize the data in the wrong way, you can still lose a lot.
I am not saying the HUD is bad, I just want you to take those stas and learn how to use them. Your stats above: A 23 VPIP is not tight at all. a 32 is not semi loose. But it also depends on hand sample size. In usually 15-20 hands - or less - you can start making assumptions. BUT be ready to adjust. A guy who plays 70/50 in the first 10 hands may just be getting good cards.
Poker Orifice
FoolsTilt
Platinum Level
LOL ^ $500 is piss all. :toilet: < couple freeroll wins or a couple weekends mowing the neighbours' lawns
Maybe alot for some who've never had a job & live with their mommies.
PattyR
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
LOL, most ignorant thing i've heard in some time
micromachine
Legend
Silver Level
This is a good post. The HUD is an incredibly useful tool, but as Fletchdad says, only if you use it properly. A simple HUD setup will be most useful at first (VPIP/PFR/3bet%/hands) and you can add more stats as you become more comfortable with it. That simple setup will allow to identify who is nit, LAG, TAG or loose passive (the fish
) and make decisions based on that info. VPIP and PFR become meaningful pretty quickly...when you have ~50 hands on villain. 3bet% takes longer to converge, and you will need more hands before it is useful. It's not all about the HUD - the software is also great for analyzing your OWN game, and identifying leaks.
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Cafeman
Legend
Silver Level
You serious, or just having a bad day?
R&B, play lower, way lower, and aim to improve your game... it's really that simple. IMO you should NOT play above 10NL for the time being. You need to be patient and work hard on your game.
Panamajoe
Legend
Silver Level
DOH! A little rough there Patty? Nah, never mind
Just remember dude, variance sucks.....
Well, I obviously posted the note above before I read the rest of the responses.... not so rough at all Patty considering the snarky crap that came later. Some of these guys are not portraying the typical CC attitude imho.
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cheaptrix
Rock Star
Silver Level
if things were going well on a swedish poker site then you might consider moving your roll back. pokerstars is gr8 if your looking to mass table the micro's but once you move out of the micro's stars is full of pro's. maybe they aren't all actually playing for a living but many have the skills to do it.
you just need to figure out what's your goal. if your goal is to beat the best then stick with a tough site like stars but if your goal is to make money then you should seek out the softest games.
online is tough, which is why i play live now. (well, one of the reasons)
you just need to figure out what's your goal. if your goal is to beat the best then stick with a tough site like stars but if your goal is to make money then you should seek out the softest games.
online is tough, which is why i play live now. (well, one of the reasons)
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RythmAndBlues
Rock Star
Silver Level
Thanks everyone for the advice, i appreciate it !
@poker orifice, please go away or something for trying to make me go broke
@duggs, i played many tournaments starting with 3$ (Keep in mind this wasn´t sngs)
I later moved up to 15$ tourneys and then played sattelites to get me in 100$ tourneys and sometime i just regged anyway if i had money, i won 1580$ once which is my biggest tourney win, and i have won plenty 300$ first places.
The site usually have like 30-90 players in the medium ones and maybe 150-400 in the bigger ones.
@poker orifice, please go away or something for trying to make me go broke
@duggs, i played many tournaments starting with 3$ (Keep in mind this wasn´t sngs)
I later moved up to 15$ tourneys and then played sattelites to get me in 100$ tourneys and sometime i just regged anyway if i had money, i won 1580$ once which is my biggest tourney win, and i have won plenty 300$ first places.
The site usually have like 30-90 players in the medium ones and maybe 150-400 in the bigger ones.
PattyR
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
DOH! A little rough there Patty? Nah, never mind
Just remember dude, variance sucks.....
Well, I obviously posted the note above before I read the rest of the responses.... not so rough at all Patty considering the snarky crap that came later. Some of these guys are not portraying the typical CC attitude imho.
No biggie bro
We all know we got some douchers here at CC 
eberetta1
Legend
Loyaler
If I lose that much online in a day, I wait a day or two to play again. There are days when nothing works, you know it, the secret is not to be there that day.
But no, we sit there and take our beating.
I am suggesting getting back in the seat a few days later when the randomizer routine is not so evil on you.
But no, we sit there and take our beating.
I am suggesting getting back in the seat a few days later when the randomizer routine is not so evil on you.
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fugitive67
Rock Star
Silver Level
i think take a break ... at least a week, better a month ... maybe even read some poker book ... not even so much to learn, but just to kinda reset yourself
come back refreshed and be wary of any signs that you are slipping again
and take to heart the other more tangible advice in the thread regarding BRM, etc.
come back refreshed and be wary of any signs that you are slipping again
and take to heart the other more tangible advice in the thread regarding BRM, etc.
alaskabill
Legend
Silver Level
OP,
PattyR gave you great advice. Only thing I would change is I think that you should start at 2NL. I know that you are way over rolled for that limit but based on your previous threads and posts since you joined I honestly don't think that you have any idea how to beat cash games. That isn't said to be mean its just the truth.
Play enough at 2NL (or 5NL if you must) to learn how to beat bad players. No matter how much money you have you are not rolled for a stake if you have no idea how to beat the stake. Put in about 10K hands at 2NL check your stats and results. post questions on CC and only move up when you can actually beat the stake that you are playing at.
I'm basing my opinion on your play on this thread:https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cash-games-11/beat-higher-stakes-but-lose-lower-210918/ among others. You've got to walk before you can run.
Finally don't take PO to seriously. He's a good guy and a good player. He's just seen a lot of threads like this. We all have our rough days.
Good luck
PattyR gave you great advice. Only thing I would change is I think that you should start at 2NL. I know that you are way over rolled for that limit but based on your previous threads and posts since you joined I honestly don't think that you have any idea how to beat cash games. That isn't said to be mean its just the truth.
Play enough at 2NL (or 5NL if you must) to learn how to beat bad players. No matter how much money you have you are not rolled for a stake if you have no idea how to beat the stake. Put in about 10K hands at 2NL check your stats and results. post questions on CC and only move up when you can actually beat the stake that you are playing at.
I'm basing my opinion on your play on this thread:https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cash-games-11/beat-higher-stakes-but-lose-lower-210918/ among others. You've got to walk before you can run.
Finally don't take PO to seriously. He's a good guy and a good player. He's just seen a lot of threads like this. We all have our rough days.
Good luck
xUnrated
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Ive seen a lot of your posts on here and some people are actually looking for advice and not smartass comments.
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Aldito
Legend
Silver Level
lmao
In all seriousness OP, if losing $170 means "the world" to you go get a job and play poker when you can afford to lose because judging by your post you're almost certainly -EV, despite your claimed $5k profit, no offense.
You lost 11 sng buyins. Some players play 3 times that many games in an hour. Do you see how insignificant that is?
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Aldito
Legend
Silver Level
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RythmAndBlues
Rock Star
Silver Level
actually when i won that 5000$ over the course of my career it didn´t mean as much as the money would do now, many things is happening right now so i am having a hard time. Therfore i wanna win some money at poker and get better so i can live off it.