Hello,

I am a regular visitor of your site. In fact, I’ve already read almost all of your answers, advices, etc. I have also followed one of your suggestion in one of your articles – set a goal for myself. I started playing 500 up to 2k in two months and so on and so forth. But of course, just like a regular player, my way to success is also like riding in a roller coaster.

I have so many questions in mind, that’s why I visited your site once again. But I don’t want to bother you that much so I’ll just ask two questions.

1. To be honest, I am a beginner in the world of poker. And so as a beginner, is it right to have a goal relating to playing 500 up to 2k in two months? By the way, though I am a beginner, I believe I am very open to learning and really a fast learner.
2. How about my bankroll support? What game do you think I can play best? Ever since, I like no limit more than limit, as well as tourneys, but I found that the latter has a low potential of bringing in money.

Anyway, can I play 50 buy in no limit’s for example? How about 100, is this too much?

Hope to hear from you soon.
Dave
Dave,

1. There is nothing wrong with goals, but they should be realistic. 500 to 2,000 may be realistic to some, but just starting out, I would focus more on making good decision as opposed to chasing wins and losses.
   
2. You could play 50 buy in games with a bankroll of 500 but you can’t take that huge of swings in your game. I would try and maybe play $25 buyin games as you have twice as many buy-in for that game and can stand the swings easier. 100 buyin games are too much for your small bankroll.

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