Hi,

I hope this is the right sub-forum.

Between 2011 and 2013 I've played as online tourney player. My regular tables were 250 seat 9max turbo S'n'Gs at micro stakes. With the help of my coach(he was mid/high stake player, >99.50% at OPR), I've seen (at max) 97% at officialpokerrankings. I was able to play 15-16 tables at the same time, 8-12 hours per day.

Thanks to my coach, I had optimized push/fold charts, good tracker software knowledge, etc.

But then unfortunately, PS decided to leave out my country. I withdrew my bankroll without any problem. So my +2 years poker adventure has ended.

Few days ago I found 2 network I still can play. Winning Network and some quite low quality (but full of hardcore fishes) Klas network.

As probably you know, it's quite hard to grind tourneys without having PS. Tourney volumes are too low.

But I've talked with my cash PL Omaha player. He lighted a bulb in my mind. So I thought maybe I can return online poker for cash game.

I've very little experience at cash compared to my tourney knowledge.

So because of grinding capabilities I've decided to play 6max NL. Both networks have 'not bad' cash volume.

Here is my questions

1) What do you guys recommend as a starting point?
2) How many BB i need as a bankroll at cash game?
3) I don't have opening ranges, 3bet ranges, call ranges. Which sources/charts I should use?

Seeking your advice.

I hope my post is clear. I'm not native.

PS. I may consider to play for living after for a while. Successful grinding at mid stakes easily can cover my monthly expenses. My local currency is weak against USD and purchasing power is low too.

If you are going to grind cash coming from tourneys my guess is you are going to need to strengthen your post flop play. Just understanding opening charts is a long way from being profitable at cash, especially 6ax nl

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If I remember right those tables are stupidly fishy, the sites are a bit dodgy too tho. The rake really high... I wouldn't advise playing there. I had a look once at I didn't get on with it at all.

I would be comfy with 20-30 buy-ins playing Holdem, you might want 40. I think they are mostly Omaha tables and that has much more variance so you probably want far more in ur bankroll