$50 in party poker -- where to start
 

After recently cashing out all of my online poker winnings (I wanted to quit to pay more attention to studying in college), I just got $50 in bonus money on party poker and i need to be told where to start. generally, i play a lot more no-limit than I do limit, but I have played thousands of hands of both so I feel like I know what I'm doing. the major issue is the extremely small size of my bankroll -- because of this, what do you all suggest I do to be able to increase this over $200-300 and give myself some breathing room?

Re: $50 in party poker -- where to start
 

2 table 0.5/1 up until 100 the 4 table till 200 or 300 then start addiing some 1/2 tables up to 900/1k then start taking shots at 2/4. Then play up until around 1.6k/1.7k then start playing 3/6 etc..

Re: $50 in party poker -- where to start
 

About the only thing you can do is play .50/1 and hope for the best. Unless you want to try to get lucky at a 5/10 game

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$25 no-limit is a great place to start with a small bank roll on party. Just play super tight and get paid off when you have a big hand.

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50NL, ALL-IN !

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start at $25 n/l, fold every hand except the nuts. clear your bonus, then cash out and pay more attention to college.

cheers!

Re: $50 in party poker -- where to start
 

party has micro limits under the beginers section. play some nl $5

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5 + 1 Sng's.

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party has micro limits under the beginers section. play some nl $5

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They also have some smaller limit games as well. 50 bucks isn't really a sufficient bankroll if you aren't playing the beginner games. If you start on a downswing, there goes your bankroll.

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5 + 1 Sng's.

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That's probably the best idea. The $5's are overjuiced, but what the heck, it's free money.