[usnavy2002]

I would like to get $25 please, will send paypal first.

Does anyone know how long it takes to drop a bank account from P* and add a new one?

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by usnavy2002

I would like to get $25 please, will send paypal first.

Does anyone know how long it takes to drop a bank account from P* and add a new one?

I got you. I'll send you a PM.

Regarding your 2nd question, I don't know, but there are probably plenty of hoops to climb through.

[noelsarchs]

Excuse me for asking a somewhat personal question, but this is the third time in a week that you've asked for money. Are you having a hard time playing poker online at whatever stakes you are playing? Because it seems like you are losing your stake every other day.

[usnavy2002]

I appreciate your response Noel. I have infact been losing at online poker lately. The reason for the numerous requests for paypal is that I have an old bank account down for instant transfers to P*, and have been unable to get P* to "release" the account as they put it. I am using my other bank account to fund these transactions and I refuse to put my entire bankroll over to p* at once because I know there is no protection for it there. (I remember a couple guys on pokerroom losing 200k+ because their accounts were hacked) this is probably hindering my play because I have only been playing one table at a time and I honestly get bored waiting for a hand.
I generally play .25/.50 NL or $5-$10 SNG's with an occasional multitable tourney (after the kids are asleep).If I keep losing these limits will soon be too high for my current bankroll, but I am still doing alright with wins from my last two home games.

V/R Ryan Cantrall

[noelsarchs]

I am not a cash game player because I'm so chicken and get sucked out on by donkeys way too often. But your stakes may be too high.

So try some of those freerolls on full tilt, etc and try winning a few of those. Or on Pokerstars try those .10 180 person SNG's .

I've increased my accounts in the past 4 months by nearly $80 just playing freerolls. Two $15 first place wins, and 5 final tables over the past month for $3 each time, and at least 10 $2 cashes for final 27 just this month.

One more thing, if you get bored playing one table, you are losing valuable learning skills because you are not paying attention at each table. Multi tableing is not something for a beginner to attempt in my opinion. You have to be very good to do that.

[ontheuptick]

While I'm not arguing with what you're recommending, I will say that I understand where the original poster is coming from..

I couldn't play those freerolls because there has to be more on the line than that. Maybe that's saying something about my gambling nature, but for instance, playing a .01/.02 cash game is a waste of my time, because the $2 buy-in doesn't mean enough to me for me to concentrate on playing good poker.

The one thing I would say to the OP - .25/.50 is normally a pretty tough game. I've noticed a big difference in skill level when you jump from .10/.25 to .25/.50. I've stuck with the .10/.25, and I feel like there are plenty of fish to take advantage of.

Originally Posted by noelsarchs

I am not a cash game player because I'm so chicken and get sucked out on by donkeys way too often. But your stakes may be too high.

So try some of those freerolls on full tilt, etc and try winning a few of those. Or on Pokerstars try those .10 180 person SNG's .

I've increased my accounts in the past 4 months by nearly $80 just playing freerolls. Two $15 first place wins, and 5 final tables over the past month for $3 each time, and at least 10 $2 cashes for final 27 just this month.

One more thing, if you get bored playing one table, you are losing valuable learning skills because you are not paying attention at each table. Multi tableing is not something for a beginner to attempt in my opinion. You have to be very good to do that.