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Old 06-20-2005, 02:29 PM
arardor arardor is offline
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Default Rebuild or Redeposit

I have been playing online for about a year and a half. I play primarily 5/10 and 3/6 and have had my share of success doing so. Last year I maintained my bankroll online at 4k to 5k. Anything above and beyond that I withdrew. Not to spend but just to have the money on hand.

I decided a few months back to give 10/20 and 15/30 a legit try to see if I could make the move up. So with my insufficient bankroll of 4k or so I proceeded to hit a brick wall. I got out of the game and came back to reality but stayed card dry at the 5/10 and 3/6 level.

Total damage before I snapped out of it was 814 dollars. Needless to say this was my lowest point in playing but even the best players in the world go card dry. That is poker.

After a vacation to the UK I started back on the grind. I have worked my online roll to 2100 but still don't like feeling short stacked playing 5/10 and 3/6. I at present just have a ton of cash sitting.

Would you redeposit or work to just rebuild?

Some other factors.

I don't need any of the poker money. I do just fine in my job. The money is basically there for a rainy day. I had visions of using the cash to play in tourney's and such but reality is that this game is brutal at times and I wouldn't want to deal with it.
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