It doesn't sound like you're happy with the current limit you're playing, seeing as how you're willing to risk it all on one SNG (which, if you want to continue with that BR, is not a good idea IMO). I say you put poker aside, concentrate on your personal and professional life, and come back to poker when you can deposit sufficient BR for the level that you'd like to be playing at. What I've found is that when you force yourself to play where you don't want to play, you wind up tilting the money away (like throwing it all into one SNG, for example).

Also, don't play anymore until you've read Small Stakes Hold 'Em. It will give you more confidence in making the correct move rather than making assumptions based on the past ("I always seem to get drawn out on, so I don't bet the flop.")

Take a break, get everything settled in your life, read SSHE, and then round up $150 and come back to play at the .25/.50 level. When you can afford it, invest in Poker Tracker as well.

That's my 2 cents.

- thing85 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]