[Albert Moulton]

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10 $200 buyins only in the same $1-2 blind $50-200 NL game.

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I prefer to play with a full stack. In general, the deeper the stacks, the more room I have to play post flop, especially on the turn and river, where skill and experience will usually have a greater influence over the outcome of a hand than when all of the decisions are made either preflop or on the flop, as is the case when short-stacking.

As long as you are a tight, aggressive player who doesn't make "moves" against bad gamblers who frequently play 1/2 NL live, then 10 buy-ins should be plenty. Just avoid coin flips, like getting all-in preflop with AK.