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Bank roll Management for "duffers"
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[QUOTE="Panamajoe, post: 1336485, member: 36150"] I looked around the threads for Bank roll management tips and also saw a video from Scott Ferguson about it at the FT Academy (very interesting) and I still am not sure it applies to my, and many other's, situation. I have consistantly about $0-$15 at FT (never depositied), $20-$30 at UB (my first deposit was $25 I think a couple years ago) and have been playing with $30 -$50 at Poker Stars thanks to winning a couple LPS and freerolls. So, the question, do I need to practice bank roll management? I clearly can only play small stakes, but if I decide to put up my last $2.23 at Full Tilt in a small tourney, there is no management strategy that reccomends you spend your entire BR. The BR I have at PS is the largest, and I wouldn't mind trying to buildi it in to something serious, but the strategies I've seen don't make much sense for small Bankrolls (more like piggy banks). Don;t get me wrong, I take poker seriously and want to win, but I don't see myself depositing big bucks to be able to move up out of the donk fest tourneys and penny ante crap I play now. So, to try to put this rambling succinctly, is there a bank roll management strategy for serious duffers? Thanks, PJ [/QUOTE]
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