[Closed] lost 15 BI on NL10 XD!

Well, this is why bankroll management is very helpful. Even though you went on a 15 buy in downswing, it is BRM that kept you afloat, so that is one of the more commendable parts of your game. Also regarding your decision to use 100 BRM...I think this is overdoing it quite a bit, as #1, you will be stuck at the same limits for an extremely long time, and #2, you may be playing in limits too easy for your skill level. Bankroll management is there to help you avoid downswings, not to keep you from winning and moving up limits.

A second thing is that it is very helpful is instead of blaming your downswing on variance, you have been analyzing your own mistakes and figured out why you have lost so many BI so quickly. even if half of the losses are due to bad beats, that's half the losses that were caused by your mistakes, so the best way you can become a winning player is by learning to limit your losses. eg. if you are up 1 or 2 buy ins for the day, and you have an all in situation with 35% chance of winning, don't go for it and think that you have a "free roll" chance since you are +EV; protecting your winnings and limiting your losses are as important as winning them in the first place, if not more so.

Also, it may be a good idea to reread some of the bronze/silver SSS articles, if this is the strategy you intend to follow. If I were you, (assuming you have a bankroll of more than $100 or thereabouts), I would consider switching to big stack strategy on SH or FR tables. What I found is that it seems to be a much bigger grind, and you have to run more tables at once at the same time, to do SSS than BSS. And also, as so many players on NL10 and NL25 seem to be doing SSS, its better to just make the switch to BSS early on; as it is hard to go broke if you are following proper BRM, and especially at NL2, even the fishy tight-aggressive players have a fairly decent winrate, as all it takes is ABC poker to win on these lower limits, nothing fancy.

So, in the end, what you are doing is correct, and commendable. Fix your leaks, analyze your game, and eventually you will become a +EV player. Downswings happen. But if they are to happen, let it be because of other players mistakes, not your own.

Good luck at the tables sir

Thanks for you advice.

I think you are totally right.I know my game has a lot of flaws that why i made this post.

Writing your flaws instead of just thinking about it has a better impact lol.

And I was always the type to think that i'm right until someone tell me that i'm wrong.

When i just start to play i play a solid poker then after a few bad beat my poker game become less and less good playing too many marginal hand and thinking about miracle turn and river.

I'm playing with the 100 BI because i'm trying something