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06-24-2008 , 12:18 PM
Everyone knows something about bankroll management. I always used a kind of management that i consider very safe. I play almost exclusively STTs and ocasionaly some MTTs. I know i am not a great player but by this time i can consider that i understand the game better than the average player on internet, which can make me a winning player. The problem is that i can´t even stick to my own plan of management. Most players dont stick to it, by playing higher limits than they should be playing. In my case I play lower levels since i am not confortable playing on my actual level. I use 50BIs minimum, but i find myslef going down on level when i reach 53 or 54 BIs...I notice there is a psychological barrier that keeps me from playing my A game on higer levels. Many of you may feel the same way. I would like to know what is the best thing to do to break this barrier and play fearless aggressive poker ( which is the kind of poker i usually practise and that i like ) on higher levels without having this "burden" on my back. II dont feel i am losing money, but on the other side i feel i am not winning what i should be winning by now...
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06-24-2008 , 09:16 PM
I'm ok with the math side of a good BRM but the most important thing is to play your A game and have enough of a BR to respect a nice BRM. Nobody said you had to play higher limits when you get the money for it.

I'm really not comfortable moving up with 20-25 BI's, doing that costed me a lot of time and money. I wanted to go to fast! Now i have 40 BI for my current level and wait to have 40 BI for the next one, so i'll be in my 'comfort zone'. And i really do not feel like losing money, im just playing my A-game!
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06-25-2008 , 05:50 AM
Yeah..i really feel comfortable where i am right now but sometimes i feel like im not winning enough since i could be playing my A game on the next level which is where i should be. But i´ll try not to think about that and just move up when i feel i can really play fearless
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