Bankroll Building

[wwwrungood]

Wow impressive stuff. I think getting from 0 to 50 is the hardest part - not saying 5-1000 is easy, but getting a bankroll and trying to win when you're shortstacked has to be the hard part. There are freerolls from this site, so that helps!

[WeenieSVK]

Can you post a update of your bankroll how much you made till today ? Do you still playing only freerolls?

[Sharking]

Can you post a update of your bankroll how much you made till today ? Do you still playing only freerolls?

If you scroll up I just made an update. And I am playing up to $11 buyin MTTs and 4nl and 10nl cash games.

[Sharking]

Ive been playing 10nl, but haven't ran too well so far. I am confident with volume I will be able to beat it though. On the bright side, I've been doing well in tournaments. Passed $1500 today!!! I know I will dip below it tomorrow, and possibly even below $1400 but it feels great to hit that milestone.

Carbon Bankroll: $1529.11

[panther]

Jeez, you really are an inspiration. I hope I have as much success as you. My BR is building up really slowly.

[wwwin]

Just don't play stakes too high for your bankroll, you can lose in one hour what took you 2 months to build.

[Samweis3]

lo why should he start with this now, he has the strongest bkr i know in this forum ^^

[good1buddy]

Sweet I am trying the same except I keep losing my freeroll winnings.

[good1buddy]

I try to go from stake to stake building it up. I make it to 25. 50.and lose it there all the time.

[Sharking]

I had another losing session at 10nl. Three out of my first four sessions have been losing ones. Both of the large pots I lost today were set over set and one of them I got all in on turn, and his 2 outs was enough when the river came. I am confident I am playing well despite these results. One particular player was giving me a hard time so I used this site called pokertableratings.com to watch hundreds of hands that he played. Interestingly enough it was the same player that ended up two outtering me today. PokerTableRatings.com is a great site for cash game players, especially if you dont use HUD/HEM/PT4. If I have a few more losing sessions in a row I am going to do some hardcore hand history review and try to plug leaks that I am not noticing. I feel like I am playing well though, so going to proceed on!