[hobbsmann]

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I've said it many times before, and I'll say it again: the move up from 2/4 to 3/6 is the toughest one you'll face as a small/medium stakes limit hold'em player. The games are much more aggressive, you will find yourself in far more short-handed situations on the flop, and the aggresion you face will be much more focused (in other words, the bluffs will actually be believeable fairly often).

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Harv, nice post. This was pretty much my experience exactly. I took shots at the 3/6 game and seemed be a breakeven player for a while, but once I caught on moving up to other levels (3/6 -> 5/10 -> 3/6 6max -> 5/10 6max -> 10/20) really didn't seem too bad at all. Of course I would also recommend running well, it is the choicest way to move up limits. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Also, to the OP, I definetly waited till I had between 300 and 400BB for a level before I took a shot and had a plan set up to move back down if I hit rocky waters.