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El_Tanque United States. Feb 12 2011 01:05. Posts 360 | | |
Poker Blog: I am thinking about getting back into the swing of things. I haven't played in about 2 and a half years, but I've recently come into some money and am thinking about giving it another go. I wouldn't know where to start, like what site and how much I should invest in this, but I have recently come into some money, and although it's not much, I am a college student, and I'm trying to make saving money a priority. Nonetheless, after being snowed in and bored out of my mind for the last 12 days, I'm really wanting to get back into the swing of things, even though I'm not too sure if I'll have the time to dedicate into becoming the poker player I'd like to be. Small goals to start out.
What is the general progression of a player? Not so much time-wise, but 5nl, 10nl, etc, and is there any difference when moving up to when i should play fr or 6max?
What should I deposit? and also where should I play?
Other Things blog:
Life is going great. I've got an awesome girlfriend who supports me, however we are unfortunately in a long distance relationship, but I'd rather be with her than anyone else. I've also recently joined my university's newspaper reporting staff, and have written a couple of articles. I've changed my major to Mass Communications. I hope to be on sports talk radio as I really enjoy any form of competition. My favorite sport is baseball, but any kind of competition (except nascar) I am always willing to debate and talk about.
I live in a small town, I have a job to support myself at a local recreational center mowing baseball/softball/soccer/football fields. It sucks, but hey, whatever pays rent. I enjoy the work. Since it is winter I've been working the concession stand at our basketball facility. I actually get to do that today, Saturday, for about 8 hours. :/
Anywho, I guess to feed my craving to play poker before I nyquil myself to sleep. Nothing like a little fake money
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YoMeR United States. Feb 12 2011 01:45. Posts 12435 | | |
"I am a college student, and I'm trying to make saving money a priority."
then prob just play micro stakes if you've really got the itch and keep poker as a hobby. Even a serious hobby is fine but I prob wouldn't recommend going any deeper than that ;D |
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El_Tanque United States. Feb 12 2011 02:04. Posts 360 | | |
ehhh, more like fiscally responsible. aka i've got about $850 in my room, and I have had it for about 6 weeks. Used to, it would have been alllll gone, I'd have a new pair of oakleys, new clothes, etc.  Right now I'm saving for the next school year, but I feel that I have enough to put maybe $100 on a site and play some micro?? |
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boreHM Netherlands. Feb 12 2011 06:34. Posts 1595 | | |
well yeah just put the 100$ somewhere and see how long it lasts at nl10 I suppose
for BR building < 100$ i used to play $0.50-$10 one-table sng's back in the day |
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boreHM Netherlands. Feb 12 2011 06:46. Posts 1595 | | |
finding some nice low stakes (nl10 or smth) home game on your uni would be even more awesome, much more fun and i'd suppose a little less addiction risks |
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