bankroll mangagement

[azreal1]

I would try the .11 bumble bee's first. Good practice, plus they are 6 handed and go pretty fast.

worst advice ive ever read they do not help u practice at all its nuttin but a donk fest

personally id go for the 2.20 bounty sngs ten handed good way of making some cash without winning and the gameplay tends to be the most stable you can also implement abit of strategy (i.e waiting till someones almost out of chips then taking them out)

[Drywallman3]

worst advice ive ever read they do not help u practice at all its nuttin but a donk fest

personally id go for the 2.20 bounty sngs ten handed good way of making some cash without winning and the gameplay tends to be the most stable you can also implement abit of strategy (i.e waiting till someones almost out of chips then taking them out)

Next time you disagree with anything I post, don't say it is worst advice ever.

So your advice is to play the $2.20 bounty sng's, well lets assume this particular player is not used to playing these types of games. This means that he/she has enough money to play 8 buy ins. You have to step out of your playing or your supposed playing skills and assume you are going to help someone who is asking for help and advice, and their BR is $18.

So my advice is playing bee's because for 1 they are not crushing your BR and their have been a ton of us who used the bee's as a start to moving up to bigger buy in games.

As most people who know me here I am not going to sit and have a battle of words with someone but I do respond when someone is going to say what I post is worst advice ever.

[acex29]

Bee's are great but with $18 his best bet is the Dollar Dazzlers(or mix it up with Bee's and Dazzlers)..... If he drops below $10 stick to just bee's until he reaches $11.10 It kinda like algebra Let your roll dictate which game you play and be very strict in that! On a side note: If you lose $10 playing bee's you obviously need to work on your game..