minwoo
04-03-2005, 04:30 PM
This was I a reply/question I made to my last post but I couldn't invoke any responses so I'm making a separate post for this:
As you move up, you will encounter better players, resulting in the lower ROI/ITM. If you are playing solely for $ profit, would you still want to move up? Of course, I would like nothing better than to be playing at $215 level but that is only because playing at that level would prove to myself and maybe others that I am a competent player (or maybe a pro!) capable of playing and handling the $215 level. In terms of money to be made, I think it will be harder to make a decent profit.
So, what is the reasoning behind "moving up" when you have a sufficient bankroll when it will just result in lower ROI and ITM? Is it just ego booster of being able to swim with the other sharks? Or does it result in a significant increase in $ earnings?
As you move up, you will encounter better players, resulting in the lower ROI/ITM. If you are playing solely for $ profit, would you still want to move up? Of course, I would like nothing better than to be playing at $215 level but that is only because playing at that level would prove to myself and maybe others that I am a competent player (or maybe a pro!) capable of playing and handling the $215 level. In terms of money to be made, I think it will be harder to make a decent profit.
So, what is the reasoning behind "moving up" when you have a sufficient bankroll when it will just result in lower ROI and ITM? Is it just ego booster of being able to swim with the other sharks? Or does it result in a significant increase in $ earnings?