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 Originally Posted by spoonitnow
"Taking a shot" is like " moving up" except it's like omigad if I lose 2 buyins I move back down and thus pretty much completely misses the point.
When you move up properly rolled, if you notice that you're losing over a small sample, how long do you continue to play the current stakes before moving back down?
Originally Posted by dozer
Why does it matter what x is 
If I had to guess, I would imagine if x is a small number (like 2-3), that taking a shot makes the outcome pretty much solely dependent on how hot/cold you run, as opposed to moving up properly rolled & the bankroll being able handle losing maybe 10 (?) buyins & being able to better see whether or not you're winning/losing at the higher stakes over a larger number of hands (takes more time to lose 10 buyins than 2-3).
Or am I completely off?
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