[ashmc2]

I don't agree guys. I started out with little of nothing on the penny tables. Though most of the fags call everything and their game totally sucks, which can sometimes be counter-productive to learning. It is still needs to be treated as a place to learn proper bankroll skills. But now that I think back on it, my game really isn’t where it’s at today. I got to learn a lot of basic concepts and moves and play massive amounts of hands exceedingly cheap. I will be the first to admit that I take bankroll management to the extremes. But I personally feel if you use the 15 to 20 max buyin rule, you will have the necessary skills learned to play at that next level. (Yes, even at the penny level.)