[skreemer7]

100 buy-ins at low level sng's is considered to be a good, but a bit conservative bankroll for stt's. Keeping 100 buy-ins at a level is not always done because of how good or bad the player is, it is done to compensate for the variance that even the best poker players encounter. In your specific case, it looks like you know what you're doing: not a lot of early finishes, seems like ur busting out when you should be because of blind stealing, and your itm is 1st or 3rd, which is desirable because of the top-heavy(im assuming 50/30/20, but im not sure how UB works) payouts. This being said, perhaps you should try easing into the 10's. try starting your session with 1/2 10's and 1/2 5's. This will allow you to increase your average buy-in without being at a very high risk of losing your bankroll due to a bad string of cards/beats. If things go well, and your BR gets up a little, start playing all 10's. If things get ugly, you will not have put a terrible dent in your roll, and you will still be able to drop down to the 5's and not be very worried about a variance-induced busto. Also, for future reference, in order to have a rough idea of what your roi at a level will be, you need a 2k+ game sample size. Hope this helps.