should i continue playing poker? lost my bankroll 3 times but broken

[keikiwai]

play 2/4 nl on pokerstars and pm me your sn

[prodonkey]

paragraphs.. they're one thing

[Das Budrick]

yeah you should try again. have you given 100nl full ring on ft a try? pretty profitable stuff imo. let me know if you do

[VP$IP]

There is no luck except where there is discipline.
- Irish Proverb

[cobrakai111]

You should save up a few dollars to buy a new enter key.

[99killed]

i really just read all that? damn. i hate myself.

[Jeff_B]

hmm based soley on title... yes. And play against me.

[opteek]

I used to be exactly the same way. You'll play the micros for awhile and you'll do well. But as soon as that bad beat comes along, you figure what the hell, and move up two or three limits to try to win it back faster get back on track. Then you can't decide if you've lost at the higher limits because of tilt or because you just plain suck. Sorry to say, but the only answer to this problem is discipline. Nothing else will help you get out of the rut. If you want to continue, you will have to redeposit and exercise good bankroll management. I know it's a cliche, but it's that for a reason. So either wise up, or keep doing what you're doing! [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[kemystery]

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why are so many of your responses one line criticisms. Can someone please offer me some decent advice?

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??? did you miss this post perhaps......

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My advice is: Deposit enough for 100 of the lowest SNG buyins. Just play single table SNGs. Then move up to the next level with anything greater than the 100 buyins.

Example: Deposit $110. This covers 100 $1.10 SNG buyins. Play until you have 112.20. You can now enter 1 $2.20 SNG. If you stay above $110, keep playing the $2.20s until you reach $220, then move up. Rinse and repeat.
If you fall below $220, you must play 2.20s. Likewise, if you fall below $110, you must play 1.10s.

Also, make a spreadsheet to keep track of 100 SNGs. Let's say you play 100 1.10s. You're instantly $110 in the hole when you begin the 100 SNG session. Make the spreadsheet so it automatically keeps a running total. You can see when you break even, and go into profit, etc.

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