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Old 09-21-05, 12:06 AM
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T$
If you insist on playing the tourney, I would play the $215 and keep the rest for SnGs MTTs etc.
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Old 09-21-05, 12:40 AM
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I agree with this.

Because you even suggested "building your roll," I suspect you don't have bnear the $4000 Geoff mentioned, so I would say you should take the T$.

Better yet, pretend those T$ are cash, scine for you, they effectively are. Are you really willing to drop most of your bankroll on a single MTT?
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I've never really played to build a roll before. I lost the first 50 dollars that I put in Party Poker and have not lost since, but I have always built up a couple hundred dollars, then cashed out some for whatever reason leaving myself a 100 or so do build back up for another cashout. Lately, I've been on a roll in multi table tourneys. I have a shit load of frequent players points and t$ right now, and I thought it may be a good time to may be start building a bankroll. I know the easiest way to do this is limit, which I usually win at; however, I find very boring unless you are hitting a lot of flops.
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Play more tables at once and the boredom magically disappears.

At least it does for me.
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I tried that, didnt work, still hate limit, wish i didnt though.
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