Now I know certain people are going to fault me for this process, but I have been doing the Dine n' Dash method of playing cash online. While playing 50 and 100NL, if I go up one buy-in, I leave. That could be 10 minutes or 2 hours. Granted, these levels have been almost ridiculously soft at times and I am sure my long term winrate would be much better if I grinded more, but...you know what, I don't really enjoy doing that. Why do it if I am not enjoying it? If it makes me happy to leave showing a profit, then I should leave when I feel that way. Granted, it doesn't always go that way ( I left with a 2 buy-in loss last week), but by and large, I've left the tables with a $100+ profit. And, if you block your brain from extrapolating the eventual demise of Bodog, that could easily equal $1500 or so profit from the site monthly.
So, I am going to stop withdrawing at around $4000...40 buy-ins for 100NL. And see how that goes.
In other news, hotel rooms are booked for the WSOP Circuit Event. I plan on playing in two events while I am there....one of which may be the Omaha 8 event. I'll also try to satellite into the Main and play lots o' cash. If you plan on being there Dec 6-10, let me know!
40 buy ins is a ton of $$$ to keep on there - particularly with the method you're describing. You should target somewhere around $1000-$2000. Remember, you shouldn't really be operating under "normal" bankroll rules in this time of Black Friday. You should work from bare minimum and move down and up in stakes as needed.
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