When is it time to move on?

[Burcak]

I've recently went up to the 50c table in Pokerstars, after some months of torture in 10c and 25c tables, 10 days ago.

I had started with the minimum deposit and built my bankroll, which is at 1250$ atm.

Somehow, I completely crushed the 50c table so far. First 10000 hands my bb/100 is at 7.17. I play 4 tables.

Usually I move on to another table when I have 1000 blinds, but I am not sure if I have had enough experience yet. Is 10000 hands enough to say something? I know 7.17 is quite a lot, but then again, so is 10000 hands.

Am I really dominating this table? Should I move on? Or, should I, say, play another 10000 hands?

Some extra info;

- My bankroll or my poker winnings are insignificant to my life. It is just an investment I make for poker.
- I am having trouble playing in a diversified field, in particular when reraised on the flop with big pairs.
- My river bets and calls have been absurbtly profitable. I am not quite as comfortable on the flop, tho.
- There has been sessions in 50c where I was constantly reraised that didn't go well. I never lost but also couldn't win.

So much detail... if you took the time to read maybe you had a similar experience? Any feedback is appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Edit: I must specify that this question is more about whether or not the hands I played in 50c table are any indicator to my success/failure in 1$ table, and not about my bankroll specifically.

[carnivalhobo]

read the faq's

1000 blinds is what 10 buyins? thats a short roll