well i can constantly turn $0 into $100-200 ... as so yesterday turned $0 into $175 ... and now today i have $5 ... im not playing to high , i think the problem is i play looser when i have more $ .... any tips?
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well i can constantly turn $0 into $100-200 ... as so yesterday turned $0 into $175 ... and now today i have $5 ... im not playing to high , i think the problem is i play looser when i have more $ .... any tips?
What games are you playing,,,NL holdem ring games, touraments heads up,,, ??????????????????????/
The biggest tip is to never play with more than a small percentage of your bankroll at any one time. Move down limits if you start to lose. Losing so much in so little time tells me that you are playing way above your limits.
You can take bankroll management courses at Pokerstrategy.com. Its explains how to control your bankroll and only play certain limits depending on your bankroll. Check it out.
^^ Pretty much THIS ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiarra
Also if you go from ZERO to $xxx you are probably thinking its FREE money and making poorer decisions because it was FREE.
That's what I'm doing right now. Especially since I cashed out a few hundred. I really don't care anymore, lol.
I don't do very good in ring gamse,,,so I stick to SNG's,,,to better there...
i think thats exactly itQuote:
Originally Posted by bmeelneg
And it's not "free." PO pays you for your time through PO points and in turn, you use your community skills to a further extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by RcktWrangler
Anyway, I have the same problem with casino-based games that don't require too much attention.
Yup lots of people think its free money. so they dont play like it actually real money.
I always play like it's real money. I only start losing when I try to use bankroll management....If I play at a max level for my roll ring game, I do great...If I try playing too low, I donk it off....
me too. once i start building a bankroll i tend to play bigger stakes with no back up plan
I do play like it's real money because I wouldn't tilt if I didn't think it was, but it's not the same as losing money from my wallet. Especially with all the obstacles to cash out, one dollar in online poker definitely isn't one real life dollar, lol. I just treat it like gaming, and if I choose to cash out, I do.