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The $2 Challenge: Building a Cash Game BR
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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 661799, member: 508"] While I do try to follow proper BRM most of the time, i look at my bankroll a bit differently. I dont restrict myself and say 'I can only play this percentage of my BR at a certain time' or 'I need X-amount of money before I move up a level.' My BR isnt my source of income, it doesnt pay my bills, so if I dont treat it as such. If I lose my BR, its not the end of the world for me. I play to improve my game, but its more of a hobby than anything else and I like to have a little fun with it. So, I have no problems putting half of my BR on line to play in a game if I feel like it. And I have no problems have to grind it out at the lower tables just to build it back up if I take a huge downswing. I'd say about 95% I'll follow proper BRM and the other 5% of the time im like 'eff it' and i'll play whatever. If it increases, yay. If it drops...then, oh well i'll just have to rebuild. [/QUOTE]
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