hello my name is Mathieu I'm new to the English forum of pokerstrategy. I've been looking at the french part because my first language is french.after looking a couple of time on English thread I realize that there was a lot more of hand posted here and there is a lot of more constructive and positive answer. that's why I introduce myself here I think there a lot of respect and helpful tips and question to ask ourselve given by the people who participate in thread. About me now ive been playing poker in a recreative way for a couple years. I really start trying to improve my play and my skills since December 2016. Mostly I played cash game after playing about 500 sit n go and finally been break even. for now I'm playing nl2 but I really start thinking about moving up to nl5. I'm not that sure of what mean crushing the limit. when I start playing cash game this was a little laborious. But now when I look at my stats for the last 60k hand I won 20.81bb/100 that's what made me realize tonigh that maybe its time to move on and let me fear behind me and starting to move up to the next level. I want to say I'm really happy to have take a look at the English section of pokerstrategy where I think I might find a good community of player who really want to improve their game and help each other in a respectful way
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Hello Mathieu,
Welcome to the PokerStrategy English forum. ![]()
Solid bb/100 so far sir
Do you have the correct BR for moving up to 5nl? When I moved up to this limit I only played a few tables to start with, then I worked up to more tables when I felt comfortable.
Have you seen https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=325001
Also here are some links you may find interesting.
5-point plan: From break-even grinder to winning player
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=181760
I wish you luck and hopefully get to read how you get on in the coming months.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.
Good luck at the tables.
Regards
Matt