Variance: I don't know what a bad down swing is

[Miguel Olivo]

I started with $37 around 3 1/2 weeks ago. I have $300 exactly right now after taking a shot at 25NL when I was up to $425. I went back to 10NL (which is a pain obviously) once I dropped to $325. I dropped a few buy ins there too, at 10NL I just didnt have any big hands when it mattered if you know what I mean and I played terribly at 25NL. So is losing 1 quarter of your bankroll a really bad down swing or moderate? Now I know better than to play 25NL with $400.

Had 42 BI's at 10NL, have 30 BI's now. Is that really bad with a shot included?

[highhustla]

[x] Now OP knows better than to play 25NL with $400
[ ] Variance

[Miguel Olivo]

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[x] Now OP knows better than to play 25NL with $400

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I'll probably do it again anyway. Full Tilt players suck so much. But I guess thats the case everywhere at 10NL and 25NL.

[highhustla]

*COUGH* move up to where they respect your raises *COUGH*

$400 is a perfect roll for 400NL.

[MusashiStyle]

50nl is ez

[Miguel Olivo]

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*COUGH* move up to where they respect your raises *COUGH*

$400 is a perfect roll for 400NL.

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I have $300 now. Thats how I blew my three other rolls I made. Got up to $300 something got pissed off played one HU game and lose. Start over, repeat. My self control has improved and I don't have an urge to do that.

[Butcho22]

Since all your big shots have failed in the past you're due for this one to be a huge success.