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Date: 18 Dec 2006 07:04:51
From: Smell The Glove
Subject: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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I play on Full Tilt, in the .10/.25 NL $7.50 Cap Room.
What would be a good bankroll for this level.
At what bankroll level do you think I should move to the .25/.50 NL $15
Cap Game.
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 08:37:17
From: Bill Ricardi
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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FellKnight wrote:
> Given the slightly higher varience of the games, lets say 50 buyins
> instead of 20.
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> This would mean $375 for the $7.50 game and $750 for the $15 game. Just a
> guess.
Yeah, we're in the same ballpark. I know some people will call us
paranoid, and point out that not everyone need professional level
bankrolls, etc. But I don't do anything half assed, and even if it's a
recreational bankroll, why ruin your fun with the added pressure of
impending bust? Esp. when the guy is worried about not being able to
reload?
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 08:13:46
From: Bill Ricardi
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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Smell The Glove wrote:
> I play on Full Tilt, in the .10/.25 NL $7.50 Cap Room.
>
> What would be a good bankroll for this level.
>
> At what bankroll level do you think I should move to the .25/.50 NL $15
> Cap Game.
Given you don't want to reload: Minimum 300 bucks, and that's only
because it's a cap game. Double for the next level.
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 07:36:15
From: Smell The Glove
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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One last thing, as a US players it seems increasingly more difficult to
reload. I would like to avoid that.
Smell The Glove wrote:
> I am a recreational player. I was just wondering how the cap limit
> (which I like, takes the sting out of bad beat a bit) would affect
> bankroll requirements.
>
> Currently I have $200 on FTP. I play for fun and don't want to risk my
> bankroll, I would like to error on the side of caution.
>
> My thoughts were...
>
> .10/.25 to $500 then .25.50
> drop to a BR of $125, go to to the .05/.10 room
>
> Too conservative? I do think that micro limt players need proper
> bankroll management also.
>
>
> Olemite wrote:
> > Question 1 $7.50
> >
> > Questions 2 $15
> >
> > You have a job right? I hope you're not a pro playing at these levels.
> > Bankroll's not really that big of deal for recreational players with
> > jobs at these levels. If you deposit the minimum $50 you should be
> > busy for a while.
> >
> > Ole
> >
> > Smell The Glove wrote:
> > > I play on Full Tilt, in the .10/.25 NL $7.50 Cap Room.
> > >
> > > What would be a good bankroll for this level.
> > >
> > > At what bankroll level do you think I should move to the .25/.50 NL $15
> > > Cap Game.
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 07:31:26
From: Smell The Glove
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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I am a recreational player. I was just wondering how the cap limit
(which I like, takes the sting out of bad beat a bit) would affect
bankroll requirements.
Currently I have $200 on FTP. I play for fun and don't want to risk my
bankroll, I would like to error on the side of caution.
My thoughts were...
.10/.25 to $500 then .25.50
drop to a BR of $125, go to to the .05/.10 room
Too conservative? I do think that micro limt players need proper
bankroll management also.
Olemite wrote:
> Question 1 $7.50
>
> Questions 2 $15
>
> You have a job right? I hope you're not a pro playing at these levels.
> Bankroll's not really that big of deal for recreational players with
> jobs at these levels. If you deposit the minimum $50 you should be
> busy for a while.
>
> Ole
>
> Smell The Glove wrote:
> > I play on Full Tilt, in the .10/.25 NL $7.50 Cap Room.
> >
> > What would be a good bankroll for this level.
> >
> > At what bankroll level do you think I should move to the .25/.50 NL $15
> > Cap Game.
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 08:31:29
From: FellKnight
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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On Dec 18 2006 8:31 AM, Smell The Glove wrote:
> I am a recreational player. I was just wondering how the cap limit
> (which I like, takes the sting out of bad beat a bit) would affect
> bankroll requirements.
>
> Currently I have $200 on FTP. I play for fun and don't want to risk my
> bankroll, I would like to error on the side of caution.
>
> My thoughts were...
>
> ..10/.25 to $500 then .25.50
> drop to a BR of $125, go to to the .05/.10 room
>
> Too conservative? I do think that micro limt players need proper
> bankroll management also.
Given the slightly higher varience of the games, lets say 50 buyins
instead of 20.
This would mean $375 for the $7.50 game and $750 for the $15 game. Just a
guess.
Fell
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Date: 18 Dec 2006 07:21:26
From: Olemite
Subject: Re: Proper Bankroll needed for...
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Question 1 $7.50
Questions 2 $15
You have a job right? I hope you're not a pro playing at these levels.
Bankroll's not really that big of deal for recreational players with
jobs at these levels. If you deposit the minimum $50 you should be
busy for a while.
Ole
Smell The Glove wrote:
> I play on Full Tilt, in the .10/.25 NL $7.50 Cap Room.
>
> What would be a good bankroll for this level.
>
> At what bankroll level do you think I should move to the .25/.50 NL $15
> Cap Game.
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