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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7177513, member: 397965"] You have only played 1.044 games on 888 Poker, and while your results are pretty good with a profit of $657 and a total ROI of 34,6%, it is important to note, that all your profit comes from a single large cash in a $16.5 MTT, which you presumably satellited into. And your second largest cash comes from a $55 MTT, which you presumably also satellited into. More than half your total games played are satellites or freerolls, so the number of actual MTTs played is less than 500, which is a very small sample. So you have not been using bankroll management so far, and while you might not want to hear this, there is no proof in this very small sample, that you are even a winning player in microstakes MTTs. Its entirely possible, that you just got lucky and "binked" in those two games, that you had satellited into, and the "skill and confidence", you talk about, might be more confidence than skill, which is often a receipt for future failure. Based on, what I can see on Sharkscope, my advice to you is to start using bankroll management now, which more than anything else means stop playing satellites and focus on games, that you have enough bankroll to buy into directly. And if you dont find enough games on 888 Poker, then consider moving your money out of that site at least for the time being and play on either GG Poker or PokerStars instead. On those two sites loads of MTTs are running 24 hours. If you are as good, as you think, you are, your bankroll will continue to grow and allow you to move up further soon enough. But for now with basically almost no experience at all and just a few lucky "binks" coming from satellites, I definitely dont think, it will benefit you in any way to play higher than at most $7.5 or $8.8 MTTs, presuming that your total bankroll is now around $800 including your original deposit. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.sharkscope.com/poker-statistics/networks/888Poker/players/Baby_Rose[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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