I was reading another post by someone saying f u party poker, and he was talking about not being able to play at the beginner tables anymore. I was just wondering if anyone knew how long you have to play to not be considered a beginner anymore? I just dont want to get stuck at the 10c/25c tables without a big enough bank roll. Thanks

I was the poster. I believe it was about 2 months after.

Same thing happened to me, i got stuck on high tables without a big roll after getting ripped off. I was on 10/25 with a $22 BR.

Now that i got another CC me and my bro both have separate account so i have 2 months on them again. Deposited $50 a few hours ago now at $85. Love those tables

haha im in one today with 55.

flop is A5J.

There are about 6 others in here and were raises preflop, so i knew my push would get called. I push, a guy calls with pocket kings.

Someone says in the chat "WOW"

and i reply, that was a terrible call anyway.
he replies " WITH 2 KINGS?!"
so im like dude there were 5 other people in the hand he has to know atleast 1 hit an ace, and isnt it alittle suspicious someone pushes all in right away, that they might be playing something better then Kings.
he goes "ohhh, now im learning"

i almost died.

And that ladies and gentlemen is why i loveee begginner tables

I never slowplay a set with an Ace on the board whether the pot was raised or not. You're not gonna get any action if no one has an Ace and when people have an Ace, the law of averages says there's one idiot that's gonna pay you off. And, you're playing shortstacked, aren't you?

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yeah ive learned bassically to never slowplay enless i have the nut, because it ALWAYS screws me over.