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I'm like ConDeck. I would go down at least one level. If you have been playing 25nl, you should have no problem at 5nl or 10nl. But still you can lose a lot if you are not careful.

What I do is set a limit on how much money I can take a chance with in one day. I do that at all my sites.

Like I can only rebuy once in a MTT and only one buyin at a cash table. By doing this, the next day it's not real hard to get my money back. But if I was to lose $50, it would take awhile to get it back. BR management is very important part of your game.

I would say 10K hands at 5NL would give you a good idea of your ability to beat these levels. If your showing a profit of 3BB+ per 100 hands over this sample you can then move up to 10NL confidently but drop back to 5NL if yor bankroll decreases to 200ish (40 buy ins). As mentioned above, BRM is key! Are you using any tracking software?

And yeah by bullets I meant buy ins. If you lose 4 walk away, come back tomorrow. I have had sessions where I have been down 3-4 within the first 6-700 hands but finished up by 4-5 buy ins after 2000, sometimes it's just not your day, either luck or skill wise, and controlling tilt and managing your bankroll on these days is key to minimising losses and maximising profits. Which is essentially your main goal in poker. I would say 10K hands at 5NL would give you a good idea of your ability to beat these levels.

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Sketchup 2015 pro license key. If your showing a profit of 3BB+ per 100 hands over this sample you can then move up to 10NL confidently but drop back to 5NL if yor bankroll decreases to 200ish (40 buy ins). As mentioned above, BRM is key! Are you using any tracking software? And yeah by bullets I meant buy ins. If you lose 4 walk away, come back tomorrow.

I have had sessions where I have been down 3-4 within the first 6-700 hands but finished up by 4-5 buy ins after 2000, sometimes it's just not your day, either luck or skill wise, and controlling tilt and managing your bankroll on these days is key to minimising losses and maximising profits. Which is essentially your main goal in poker.

I am new to the poker software that's now available, I am currently using a trial version on Hm2 and i think i will be upgrading to the full software once the trial is up. The software is good for going back and reviewing hands but besides going over past hands what else can this type of software do I feel like im not using it to its fullest? I would certainly recommend using software, especially if you intend to multi table. One of the benefits is as you say, reviewing hand history's. But you can take the analysis much further by analysing your own stats over a large number of hands, plays that work and what doesn't, closing leaks etc (areas your bleeding or gaps in your game).

Also do you use the HUD itself? To view others stats in play?

Using software effectively is a massive are and one that you will constantly learn, develop and adapt to beat suit you. If you have any specific questions post here pm me or Skype me and I will try to help where I can although I do not claim to be an expert.