Moving up to $5.50 buy-ins

Currently, I play freerolls and buy-ins up to $2.20 with money added and I win on average $1.40 for every game I enter. I get into the money about 30% of the time. I'm on a fixed income.

I'm considering trying my hand at $5.50 buy-ins with money added. By reading the posts here I know I have much to learn. I would appreiate it if some of you better players could comment on my decision and what I should expect. If I start losing, how long should I play before moving back down? Please help me!

10-01-2008 03:14 PM #1
jolub View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 126 Location Michigan, USA	Moving up to $5.50 buy-ins Currently, I play freerolls and buy-ins up to $2.20 with money added and I win on average $1.40 for every game I enter. I get into the money about 30% of the time. I'm on a fixed income. I'm considering trying my hand at $5.50 buy-ins with money added. By reading the posts here I know I have much to learn. I would appreiate it if some of you better players could comment on my decision and what I should expect. If I start losing, how long should I play before moving back down? Please help me!

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10-01-2008 03:29 PM #2
donkbee View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date May 2005 Posts 6,454 Location outer space	what will your bankroll be? On average, how many entrants will there be in the tourneys that you play?
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