Massive change in styles paying off

[mtbottle]

Hi,
Long time lurker, first time poster.
I have been playing on pokerroom for a few months now, initially was showing quite a loss. I was playing NL at the 0.25/0.50 (full ring) and .50/1.00 (6max), and ocasionally 2/4(6max) Ended up playing too loose, and generally losing. I then (after the worst bad beat evaaaaar) took a week off, relaxed, read The Big Deal (good book, buy it!). Started playing again on tuesday at 1/2, then 2/4. made around 100 bucks. Thought "what the hell" and took it to a 5/10 table.
Thats when things changed. On tuesday I cashed out $200. Wednesday $450. Today $1200. Tommorow.... who knows! I think it's because serious money is involved that I am playing as tight as a (favoutite euphemism here). $2000 is a lot of money for me, and I'm going to savour every last dolar! Thank god for tax free winnings in the UK!

[|~|ypermegachi]

not to burst your bubble or anything...but that kinda win rate is not sustainable. you are on a hot run of cards. take your wins and lower your limits to 3/6. don't stay at 5/10 because one bad session will wipe out that $1000.

[mtbottle]

Hi, thanks for the advice.
Just to clarify a bit. Each day I have cashed out all but 50-100 bucks, then started again with that ammount. I know it's not recomended to buy in with the minimum, but it seems to work for me, and I have only busted out once to the tune of 70 bucks at the table. This means on any given day I can loose 50 bucks. I tend to switch tables at around 300, and start again with 50-70. Just hope it lasts!

[elanto]

Mt takes hypers advice and lower your limits, everyone runs into a run of hot cards, but it wont last. When the cold card come youll be looking at a 1k loss, if not more, so just be careful.

I suggest you start building your BR, dont cash out, and when you have more money then you can start moving up in limits.

Right now its to soon IMO


-anto