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[QUOTE="EarnDAStack, post: 7053747, member: 373435"]
Your first priority should be finding the level of games you beat, and then trying to put in as much volume at these stakes as possible.

If you're new to poker I wouldn't recommend $5.50s and $11s unless they are the lowest stakes games available to you.

As you said, you can make some decent money in $11 games... So there is some competition that will case you headaches.

IMO you should be concerned with finding where you're competitive, while implementing basic poker strategy and move up in stakes as your skills and poker knowledge increase.

I don't understand why people are in such a rush to play games they don't beat, that's not how you make money in poker. Having a small RIO in $1.10s $2.20s and $3.30s is better than torching in $5.50s $7.50s and $11s not to mention it's better to have a few hundred buy ins. Especially if we don't know when or if we're going to be profitable

It's usually a bad idea to say I have X much money I want to play Y and Z games if you got your money from outside of poker and have never played A B and C stakes.

There are people from lower income countries that can make their living playing $11-$22s and won't think much of taking all $600 before you learn the game.

Not to say you can't run up $600 to the nose bleeds like some people have, but most people run it to $0 and that story doesn't spread as well as the 1/100,000 who defied the odds and made if off their first depo

GL

EDS
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