Show me the money

[slick mick]

Ok after playing freerolls and small buy in tournaments for a year with a fair bit of success I'm thinking of moving to the cash tables. I think my game has improved to the point where I should be able to hold my own and my occasional mistakes won't be as hurtful on a cash table as on a final table after two or three hours play. What I'd like is some recommendations on where to play, what levels, what sort of bonuses are available etc. At the mo I'm looking at pokerstars who have a 100% bonus for first time depositors. Any advice would be welcome especially on the different nature of cash games a sopposed to tourneys. Btw my bank is approximately $1000 spread over various sites which I will consolidate through neteller.

[6ooner]

Re: Show me the money Slick, Mansion have been good for me for cash games, but start slowly, bankroll fluctuations can be severe so limit what you can lose, once you've doubled or trebled up leave the table and go back in with a normal starting amount. Don't worry about losing what you start with, you will generally get it back) I'd also say that there are big differences between short handed tables and full 9/10 man tables (although that rake is more lucrative on the latter) but play both and you'll find out which type of table you're more comfortable with. Don't gat carried away, 25c/50c tables are good earners and can get reasonable hauls there should be no need to go above this unless you're planning to have a float of $50 or more which your willing to throw away.