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Moulder29
Joined: 04.09.2012

Hi I play on pokerstars and I have Jivaro HUD I have played most formats of poker ie cash, sngs and mtts has anyone out they got any advice in how to build a decent bankroll grinding and which format would be best. I have been playing online for a few years but never stuck and grinded one format of poker I have always mixed it up. I can give 4 nights a week to poker and multi table any advice would be very grateful and if anyone wants to talk poker together I would be up for that. Thanks


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Hey Moulder29,

You need to find the format that you are most comfortable at or enjoy the most. Ultimately you will be grinding/studying/reviewing day after day so you need to be fully committed to that format. Which format do you actually enjoy playing the most.

On the other hand, if you like Spins, you could apply to join SpinLegends.

Regards

Laz


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lsslsslss2018
Joined: 19.05.2018

You need to learn more and more guys


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TarmoK
Joined: 17.01.2011

You need to read and watch shitload of videos and ask help from people who are already successful.


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kondor101RNMD
Joined: 01.06.2008

Spins are about the best. But have a look at the site here and the bonuses it offers, you might find it easier than you think.


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CucumbaMan
Joined: 13.10.2017

Very tough question indeed. Me, personally I like MTTs the most, but probably not the easiest way to build a roll.


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samni
Joined: 06.08.2009

If you have the time to fully commit to MTT's, I'm pretty sure they're still the best and easiest way to make money in poker. But be prepared to commit 12h a day into the game.


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CucumbaMan
Joined: 13.10.2017

Originally posted by samni
If you have the time to fully commit to MTT's, I'm pretty sure they're still the best and easiest way to make money in poker. But be prepared to commit 12h a day into the game.

Now that is something really tough to do when you have a regular job too.


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samni
Joined: 06.08.2009

I used to do it, combining it with a full time job. Can say I was a successful low to midstakes mtt grinder. Becoming a parent though forced me to give up tournament poker because it's literally impossible to combine it with a job.


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iPGaming
Joined: 09.12.2018

I'm also starting to build a bankroll on MTT's. It's tough but doable as long as I keep my bankroll managment in place.


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