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]]> By: stevebrogan http://dadspokerblog.com/guest-post-using-comments-by-paul-ellis-of-pablosplacecom/comment-page-1/#comment-1172 stevebrogan Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:29:08 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=1898#comment-1172 Patrick, I am still playing at the micro and low levels. My live play is done at the poker room in Seabrook NH, close to where I live. Many different people have many different ideas as to when to move up a level. As I play mostly Limit Hold 'Em cash games, I use a figure of 500BB for my Limit Hold 'Em bankroll and 2000BB for No Limit.<br><br>What this means to me is that with a $2,500 bankroll, I can play in Limit Cash games with a maximum big blind of $5.00 and in No Limit Games with big blinds of no more than $1.25 or rounded down to a $1.00. Using the 2% rule, I can play in a tourney of up to a $50 dollar buy in. If my bankroll increases, I can move up using the same 500bb-2000bb-2% formula. Depending on your success at the tables, your acceptable levels risk may vary. Just what percentages you use might be different than mine. If I were a great player, I might only need 150bb for limit, 300bb for no limit and could play for buy-ins for up to 5% in tourneys. Patrick, I am still playing at the micro and low levels. My live play is done at the poker room in Seabrook NH, close to where I live. Many different people have many different ideas as to when to move up a level. As I play mostly Limit Hold 'Em cash games, I use a figure of 500BB for my Limit Hold 'Em bankroll and 2000BB for No Limit.

What this means to me is that with a $2,500 bankroll, I can play in Limit Cash games with a maximum big blind of $5.00 and in No Limit Games with big blinds of no more than $1.25 or rounded down to a $1.00. Using the 2% rule, I can play in a tourney of up to a $50 dollar buy in. If my bankroll increases, I can move up using the same 500bb-2000bb-2% formula. Depending on your success at the tables, your acceptable levels risk may vary. Just what percentages you use might be different than mine. If I were a great player, I might only need 150bb for limit, 300bb for no limit and could play for buy-ins for up to 5% in tourneys.

]]> By: stevebrogan http://dadspokerblog.com/guest-post-using-comments-by-paul-ellis-of-pablosplacecom/comment-page-1/#comment-548 stevebrogan Mon, 20 Jul 2009 12:29:08 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=1898#comment-548 Patrick, I am still playing at the micro and low levels. My live play is done at the poker room in Seabrook NH, close to where I live. Many different people have many different ideas as to when to move up a level. As I play mostly Limit Hold 'Em cash games, I use a figure of 500BB for my Limit Hold 'Em bankroll and 2000BB for No Limit.<br><br>What this means to me is that with a $2,500 bankroll, I can play in Limit Cash games with a maximum big blind of $5.00 and in No Limit Games with big blinds of no more than $1.25 or rounded down to a $1.00. Using the 2% rule, I can play in a tourney of up to a $50 dollar buy in. If my bankroll increases, I can move up using the same 500bb-2000bb-2% formula. Depending on your success at the tables, your acceptable levels risk may vary. Just what percentages you use might be different than mine. If I were a great player, I might only need 150bb for limit, 300bb for no limit and could play for buy-ins for up to 5% in tourneys. Patrick, I am still playing at the micro and low levels. My live play is done at the poker room in Seabrook NH, close to where I live. Many different people have many different ideas as to when to move up a level. As I play mostly Limit Hold 'Em cash games, I use a figure of 500BB for my Limit Hold 'Em bankroll and 2000BB for No Limit.

What this means to me is that with a $2,500 bankroll, I can play in Limit Cash games with a maximum big blind of $5.00 and in No Limit Games with big blinds of no more than $1.25 or rounded down to a $1.00. Using the 2% rule, I can play in a tourney of up to a $50 dollar buy in. If my bankroll increases, I can move up using the same 500bb-2000bb-2% formula. Depending on your success at the tables, your acceptable levels risk may vary. Just what percentages you use might be different than mine. If I were a great player, I might only need 150bb for limit, 300bb for no limit and could play for buy-ins for up to 5% in tourneys.

]]> By: Patrick Allmond http://dadspokerblog.com/guest-post-using-comments-by-paul-ellis-of-pablosplacecom/comment-page-1/#comment-545 Patrick Allmond Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:45:55 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=1898#comment-545 Is there a good post on when to move up? I've been thinking about starting at $.01 and $.02 and then winning money for the next level. Do you win money for 100 BB at the next level?<br><br>Sidebar - Steve where do you play out of ? Close to LV at all ? Is there a good post on when to move up? I've been thinking about starting at $.01 and $.02 and then winning money for the next level. Do you win money for 100 BB at the next level?

Sidebar – Steve where do you play out of ? Close to LV at all ?

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