What do i do

[rolyoc]

what do i do im down to last few cents as my game has been hit by some crazy crazy bad beats but my game seems to be turning i have an outlaws voucher do i put some cash on or do i wait and try and build up again (have never put cash on)

[DukeOfDeath]

It depends on what's important to you. If playing at a certain level of games is important, then you should deposit. If having a bankroll without ever depositing is important, then tough it out.

But remember those sit and gos are as low as 10+1 cent buy ins. And there are always freerolls.

In the end the calls yours. Good luck.

[daddyspoon]

no point throwing good money after bad. use the voucher

[DukeOfDeath]

Or better yet pretend the play chips are real money. Then you'll feel really good about yourself.

[stevo_58]

If it were me I'd keep the voucher until I saw an outlaws game with at least 5 + me, rather than one which only had the minimum of 3, and if I had enough I'd use my last few cents on the double ups. In my experience the chances of placing in the lowest stakes double ups is very high. Whatever you decide good luck mate.

[chipjones]

if it were me i would hang onto my cash and try to build it up. if not you can always deposit later.

[reaper1569]

played money and free side.. if u hit gd runn go wi it budd.. if ur on bad runn stay out

[cuddycat]

Roly take a break from the money side for a bit get your confidence back up on the free side then pick the right table / tournie to make your return. Sometimes you just need a break.

Have fun for a while when its not going to hurt your bank balance. Remember its always easier to deposit than withdraw.

[DukeOfDeath]

Originally Posted by cuddycat

Roly take a break from the money side for a bit get your confidence back up on the free side then pick the right table / tournie to make your return. Sometimes you just need a break.

Have fun for a while when its not going to hurt your bank balance. Remember its always easier to deposit than withdraw.

very good advice. my month break worked wonders (but I'm also still easing in)