When to stop...

[Rayver]

:rolleyes:

If you're in a cash game and you win a little bit and you lose a little bit, when do you stop playing? If you're slightly down, is it best to cut your losses and quit and start again tomorrow? Or is it best to plug away and wait for your luck to turn? If you quit too soon, you lose out on winning opportunities. If you keep plugging away and you're on a losing streak, your bankroll takes a painful hit. When is it best to bail out?

:wave:

[doorgod2]

cash games are evil only go there for comps

[Dori113]

I'm a non stopper :beaten:

I just enjoy playing so I play cheap & ride the tide. Some nights better than others obviously, because Holy Beats ~ that dang river :eek:

I know some people go by the double up rule ~ if they double up they pull off and find another table. I think as far as deciding when to leave go with your comfort level if you feel you are being thrashed find a different table to sit and see how it goes there.

[hawkman1985]

I have played cash games in the past and agree with doorgod they are evil!! SnG's and guarenteed tournys are much better investments to your bankroll. The only way i was consistant in cash games is when i found a table with weak players. Look for low avg pots and lots callers to the flop. If you go in and play tight aggressive you will clean house.

[FivePlusTax]

Stop when you're too tired to concentrate on the game's dynamics, bored, or if you have something else better to do at the moment.

[JavierQ6]

well i enjoy playing sit n go in tables i only like to play in .10 /. 25 tables , i usually go there for comp points for frerolls but i always start with 5 dlls in this .10 /.25 table if i get to 15 dlls then i get out of the table and put 5 dlls in each different table until i win more and i finish the bar of comp points :) :Ad:

[ChaseMan16]

i play cash for points 2 they are just 2 up and down