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Is there a website or somewhere that people give stakes?
I've been playing around 6-8 hours a day this past week and am really into getting better. Hit the hardest downswing of my life and am trying to pick up the pieces. I've started with $10, went to $300, and currently am at $85.
I have like a desire to be staked for NL10 because I feel I can take it on. I have no idea how staking works so any information on how general staking works would be awesome too.
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you should probably become a winning player at a given stake before you go looking for one
and that being said, if you're a winning player you most likely wont want to be on a stake |
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| im at nl25 cos ppl r more aggresiv they r shoving more and play better, so if i want too improve its +ev to play more nl25 before i move to nl200 - genjix | |
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| | On July 11 2009 19:13 Racist Dragon wrote:
you should probably become a winning player at a given stake before you go looking for one
and that being said, if you're a winning player you most likely wont want to be on a stake |
Eh I figured. Fuck.
Who would invest in a losing player?
But who would need a stake if they are a winner?
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stakes are good for people who have gone through a hardship of some sort that cost them a large % or all of their bankroll, or higher stakes players taking a shot at a good game, or for tournament players who have a really insane amount of variance |
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OpWestAcct United States. Jul 11 2009 21:35. Posts 640 | | |
| | On July 11 2009 20:17 Night2o1 wrote:
stakes are good for people who have gone through a hardship of some sort that cost them a large % or all of their bankroll, or higher stakes players taking a shot at a good game, or for tournament players who have a really insane amount of variance |
And rofl at wondering if there is a "website for stakes" |
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| Fuck me | Last edit: 11/07/2009 21:36 |
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thumbz555 United States. Jul 11 2009 22:16. Posts 3281 | | |
Work your way up. Grind NL2 until you hit $100, grind NL5 until you hit $200 or $250, take shots at NL25, move up. I started with $50 at NL2... Nobody is gonna throw $200 your way when you're experiencing a 21.5 BI downswing at NL10. |
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