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R3CRUIT
Joined: 31.08.2017

Hello all,

My name is Arnaldo and I'm a long time poker player with history to donate money on tables playing mostly of time sit n go and cash game (some of them in total irreverance to bankroll management rules) and I'm clearly say that I'm a "recreative player".
What I'm looking for here in pokerstrategy when I registered myself is:
1) Bankroll capital (I decided not deposit any more until become a reg player)
2) Quality information to become a better player in all levels
3) Share my learning curve and experiences

I would like to understand how I should initiate my journey with $10 o free capital playing preference cash games (but I'm open to hear you)

Best regards,

R3CRUIT


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Hello R3CRUIT,

Welcome to Pokerstrategy.com :welcome:

What ever your skill level PokerStrategy.com has lots of great articles and forums to help you make the most of your game.

Many of our members have successfully increased their bonus money into a nice bankroll.
Some things I would recommend you do first is:
Refresh yourself with the basics, our coach conidant91 is currently running theNo-Limit Beginner's Course [2017 edition]
Have a look at the https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=325001
By taking part you will profit from the following advantages:
• By documenting your progress and career you will increase both your motivation and endurance.
• You will work on your game automatically by discussing tricky spots with other members.
• During a downswing you will profit from psychological support and encouragement.
• With time passing by you will get to know a lot of cool people and even build some friendships.

Beginning with such a low bankroll I would recommend starting with the sit and go and freerolls tournaments. Spin and go may be a quicker way to increase your bankroll and many people have done starting with the 25c ones. (presuming you are playing on Pokerstars)

Other good ways to help improve your game are by posting difficult hands to our Hand Discussion Board.

We also have Live coaching each week and you can find more information about that here

All in all, I think you will like it here and we all wish you every success and enjoyment in your poker. Look forward to seeing you active within the forums in due course.

If you need any help please don't hesitate to ask :f_thumbsup:

Good luck at the tables & best regards,

Matt


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R3CRUIT
Joined: 31.08.2017

Matt, I really appreciated your welcome and directions you've shared with me. As start capital I required it from PartyPoker and I didn't find in this room cheap sit n go hero or even do cheap sit n go games. I'll start playing Nl2 following Confident91 instructions and will create a blog too.
Good game,


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Glad the links are helpful and I look forward to reading how you get on in future posts.
Good luck at the tables :f_drink:


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