Buster1101

After 22k hands in SSHE I was looking over my position stats and I noticed that I am profitable in every position except two, the SB and BB! Not only am I not profitable, but this is a huge money sink for me. My net profit is 746.21 for all positions combined. My SB and BB are net loses are almost exactly even, $250 and $250. This is shocking to me, this is 2/3 of my current net profit. Is it possible to be profitable in the blind positions or is this something I am just going to have to live with? If so what books/articles/internet can teach me how to secure this major leak in my game?! Pleas

So does anyone actually have some limit advice? I understand bank roll management 300xbb minimum and all that. But since I'm going to be padding my roll with extra income I would like to know what a sizeable hand sample is?

So does anyone actually have some limit advice? I understand bank roll management 300xbb minimum and all that. But since I'm going to be padding my roll with extra income I would like to know what a sizeable hand sample is?

Wow now I realize why his post made no sense

This is my situation : I've been consistently playing(and beating)micro stakes on and off for several years now. I have two years left in the marine corps and I want to build a 5/10 br to help supplement my income once I'm out. My br is at $300 and I've been playing .25/.50 and .50/1 Now I've been and going to continue to pad my br with extra income but I want to be sure I'm playing profitably before I move up in limits. How many hands should I see minimum at a limit before considering moving up? I was thinking at least ten k hands each before I move up to one two and then move up after ever