Have you tried creating a moneybookers account and then transferring $10 from there to your PartyPoker account? That's what I did, but with FTP rather than PP.
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Got my money 
Ok, now im out of cash and can only play freerolls ;D
See you there boys and girls 
Maybe there is any way to earn more money on PS?
Its 01:47 of night in my country, im playn freeroll (322 players left from 9627, im in 99 place) and i want sleep badly 
Doing stupid mistakes.....
02:13 lost the tournament in +/- 250 place....Won 1$!
Goodnight.
Cashing in nay sort of freeroll is a good achievement mate, you obviously showed good patience to not bust out in the HUGE field but sure you ran ok too.
Have you ever heard of Chris Fergusons bankroll management challenge, he turned a $0 bankroll into a five figure bankroll and he started by playing freerolls, don't feel dejected, just keep plugging away and I promise that the hard work will pay off!
Starting with nothing but a Full Tilt Poker account, Chris played in Freerolls until he earned enough to graduate to games with real-money buy-ins. From that point on, he adhered to a strict set of guidelines to build up his bankroll:
* He never bought into a cash game or a Sit & Go for more than 5 percent of his total bankroll; the only exception was at the lowest limits: he was allowed to buy into any game with a buy-in of $2.50 or less
* He didn’t buy into any multi-table tournaments for more than 2 percent of his total bankroll; the only exception was $1 MTTs
* If at any time during a No-Limit or Pot-Limit cash-game session the money on the table represented more than 10 percent of his total bankroll, he had to leave the game when the blinds reached him
Getting started wasn’t easy. In fact, it took more than seven months of steady play until he got his bankroll to stabilize above $100, turning a $1 tournament buy-in into $104 when he finished second in a 683-player tournament. From there, it took Chris eight more months to reach $10K.
The Next Year
After completing his original $0 to $10,000 Challenge, Chris continued to adhere to the guidelines whenever playing at Full Tilt Poker. His next challenge was to add a zero to the end of his original target, building on the $10K he had already won.
The five-time WSOP bracelet winner reached $30K before a downswing knocked him back down to $10k.
Chris Ferguson Challenge August 2007 - August 2008
From $0 to $10k to $100k+
Undaunted, Chris maintained his disciplined approach and began a steady upward trend, before reaching his target in spectacular fashion. In Event #13 of FTOPS XVII, Chris finished in fifth place to earn a $68,854 prize, taking his bankroll past the $100K mark.
Chris Ferguson Challenge April 2006 - December 2010
WoW, nice...
So i shouldnt be upset becouse of losing?
Poker take a lot of time practising and learning
I think i will use hys strategy of leaving the table when i win 10% of my bankroll.
Thanks mate, I realy likes this article
Originally posted by DuDaa
WoW, nice...
So i shouldnt be upset becouse of losing?
Poker take a lot of time practising and learning
I think i will use hys strategy of leaving the table when i win 10% of my bankroll.
Thanks mate, I realy likes this article
No problemo