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i've been playing online for the last year. mostly on one site. in that time i find that my bankroll seems to stay the same. up one day, down the next ...blah blah. i'm not sure what the best way to build the bankroll would be? i go from .50/1 limit tables to $5 and $10.oo sng's to mtt tourney's and low limit pl and nl games each night. i'll win the sng's lose the mtt and come out either a big ahead or behind in the table game. is there a solid way to build? are table games more or less profitable then sng's over a longer duration? i am at about 300 from my original 50 buy in, but i can't seem to get much further......any help would be appriciated! :roll:

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Play many many more hands, and get poker tracker or similar software. Poker players don't automatically make a certain amount of money a day, and it's not uncommon for winning players breakeven stretches of 10k hands or more. As for what is most profitable. What are you good at? Pick one and work on it.

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I just registered pokertracker and have been spending a lot of time setting it up and what not. Any how after alot of reading, I havning trouble finding some info.I mainly play 25 and 50 nl 6 man hold'em tables. I was wondering if somebody could tell me or point me in the direction to find some info about where my auto rateing values should be. As I imagine they would be quite different then your normal 10 man limit games.

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1. check out my blog for some other ways to build the roll.2. start with the pokertracker forum for help. Any questions are answered very quickly and their support is great. I can also show you how to get it and the omaha version for free while you play online. Also check the sticky at the top of this forum for pokertracker help and go to betthepot.com or something like that.

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