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Message: [QUOTE="Vintage82, post: 521172, member: 11363"] [B]Do you just play poker just for fun?[/B] It started out that way after watching Late Night Poker on Channel 4 at stupid o'clock back in the day, but fell in love with it and realised there's gold in them thar hills! [B]Do you ever intend to move up in limits and how do you intend to do this?[/B] I'm currently playing .$10 NLHE, playing under rolled as I know I can beat the level comfortably. I did have a $400 roll and had to surrender my BR for financial reasons. I built that up playing at this level from $25. Once I hit my 300x buyin level, and have achieved a comfortable level, say 7.5k-10k hands beating the level, i'll move up again. [B]Have you a solid plan of action to move you game to the next level?[/B] As above, but got it from several BR threads and mainly this article: [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/poker-strategy.phpbankroll[/URL] [B]Do you find yourself tilting and calling against the odds too much?[/B] Not really. I learned to deal with tilt a long time ago. If i'm outplayed, then I'll give the player props. If its a bad beat, then i'll give the player props and win my money back later. If I lose a couple of pots when I know I should have done better (probing bet/folding etc) and i'm getting angry because of the result then I turn the computer off. I go and get angrier at attempting to play Pro Evo 6 on my Xbox 360. I won't come back until i'm completely calm and sorted again. Calling against the odds is a problem i'm attempting to remove, but I find myself only calling against the odds when I know the player i'm against is a) reckless and probably doesn't have much of a hand anyway, so i'm probably ahead or b) weak enough to push off a hand with a semi-bluff on the turn/river. [B]Do you re-deposit on a regular basis, and why do you think this is, are you constantly losing?[/B] Sort of, I remove my BR as a last resort to a tight financial budget, and when times are good again i'll re-deposit. If I can't afford a deposit, I freeroll it. [B]Would you perfer to be playing at a higher limit because you thing youll win more money from the "better" players? [/B] I started out at the beginning playing £50 or £100 tables, but my winning was sporadic and was losing more. I now know to play at such levels you need to be sufficiently rolled to deal with a bad streak. [B]Do you find yourself taking "shots" at a higher limit?[/B] Nope. Time and a place for it, but i'm not risking my hard fought BR at a higher level to lose an inproportionate amount. [B]Do you (or can you) identify leaks in your game, do you even bother to look?[/B] I attempt too, I have PT and read as many guides to use it as possible. I also read as many hand analysis & bad beat postings as possible to see if there is anything i'm doing thats a mistake, or trying to learn of any tips/tricks I can incorporate to my game, as well as buying/analysing poker books. [/QUOTE]

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